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to deliver services for the UK public. I was particularly pleased to be able to travel to Belfast and Dundee to visit our Devolved Administration counterparts in Northern Ireland and Scotland with a visit to Wales due shortly. We heard a wide range of views from responder communities across the UK

and is posted on Hazard Manager. Figure 6 shows an example of a plume below 100 metres map for a site close to Belfast City Centre. PDF guides to both CHEMET and the additional CHEMET Pro service (see below) are available via Hazard Manager. Figure 6 - An example of a CHEMET ‘Plume below 100 metres

(Nairnshire) 14 October 1891 November 939.7 Monach Lighthouse (Outer Hebrides) 11 November 1877 December 927.2 Belfast (Co. Antrim) 8 December 1886 Table 24. Lowest recorded atmospheric pressure values across the British Isles. The highest and lowest pressure extremes in tables 23 and 24 have been sourced

provide pilots? This product provides a forecast of the lowest pressure expected to occur in the hour HH+1hour to HH+2hours for a number of defined areas, as described below Puffin Shetland Marlin Skerry Petrel Portree Orkney Rattray Belfast Tyne Skua Holyhead Barnsley Humber Scillies Wessex

January 1953, the UK was affected by tremendous storm surge down the North Sea which led to the deaths of 307 people in the eastern counties of England, a further 19 in Scotland, and 133 fatalities from the loss of the ferry MV Princess Victoria east of Belfast. Over the 5-6 December 2013 a similar

GLASGOW BISHOPTON Area 13 - West Scotland LEUCHARS Area 14 - East Scotland ABERDEEN (DYCE) Area 15 - North East Scotland ABERPORTH Area 16 - Wales BELFAST (ALDERGROVE) Area 17 - Northern Ireland STORNOWAY Area 18 - North Western Scotland 16.5 15.7 105.0 10.1 36.8 35.4 104.0 22.3 35.3 31.3 113.0 28.1

11 - East Pennines MARHAM Area 12 - East Anglia GLASGOW BISHOPTON Area 13 - West Scotland LEUCHARS Area 14 - East Scotland ABERDEEN (DYCE) Area 15 - North East Scotland ABERPORTH Area 16 - Wales BELFAST (ALDERGROVE) Area 17 - Northern Ireland STORNOWAY Area 18 - North Western Scotland 16.5 15.7

. Radar station on the UK coast. WW2 saw the first use of radar in meteorology. 5 The changes in azimuth and elevation allowed winds to be calculated. The Met Office and the D-Day forecast Figure 25. Synoptic chart for 1300z on 6 June 1944. Dawn on 6 June 1944. The guns of HMS Belfast open fire

for London, Cardiff, Edinburgh and Belfast. Global projections, regional projections and sea level projections to 2300 This spreadsheet only covers the probabilistic and sea level projections to 2100. UKCP18 also includes global projections (at 60km spatial resolution) and regional projections (at 12km

to 2100 The table shows change in sea levels (in m) for each decade until the end of the century relative to the 1981-2000 average for London, Cardiff, Edinburgh and Belfast. Global projections, regional projections and sea level projections to 2300 This spreadsheet only covers the probabilistic