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months were warmer than average, especially September which was 1.8 °C above average, with only the September of 2006 having been warmer in a series from 1884. There was a hot spell between 13 and 26 July, with temperatures exceeding 30 °C on six consecutive days from 17th to 22nd, the highest reading

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to different processes contributing to 1-day extreme precipitation values compared to future seasonal mean precipitation values details of which are available in Murphy et al (2020). Existing guidance Before using the PPCE data, we recommend reading UKCP18 Guidance: Caveats and Limitations. We also

. Consider training walks on coastal or low level paths and know your limits. It’s also important to consider parking and any traffic problems, which could delay your planned start time. Further reading can be done by the use of technical navigation books, such as ‘Navigation in the mountains

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Observations Website Keen amateur meteorologists can enter snow depth readings on our Weather Observations Website (WOW). Alongside our network of professional observers and automated weather stations, amateur observations can help give additional situational awareness to our forecasters. Stay

(or millibars), with a reading of 947.9 hectopascals recorded in northern Scotland, a new October record for the region.   Northern Ireland also experienced its strongest October gust on record, with Magilligan recording a gust of 92 miles per hour. Across Scotland, Northern Ireland, and even parts of northern

in developing country NMHSs develop the skills required to deliver effective climate and weather services. Along with the WMO, UK VCP sponsors fellowships each year to study for the MSc in Applied Meteorology and Climate with Management at the University of Reading. Over 200 students have also completed our facilitated, online management training course the ‘Essentials of Management’.    Case study - Capacity development through education and training

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Contingencies Director. • Chief Scientist, Julia Slingo, noted the research on Solar Variability and the imminent publication of the paper, produced in collaboration with Reading and Oxford University. • JH talked about a good visit from Andrew Haldane, Bank Of England, including his appreciation