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The latest 10-day trend, as outlined in the Met Office’s recent forecast, highlights a dramatic switch from the still, misty, and largely dry conditions that have dominated so far, to a much wetter and windier pattern. This article explores the drivers behind this change, what to expect

This year’s World Meteorological Day has the theme “at the frontline of climate action”. WISER EWSA is embracing this in two ways.

. For example Maria explained that, when she receives the weather forecast on her mobile phone, she can make decisions about her day. For example if the weather will be fine, she might do her family’s laundry and consider opening her small shop in anticipation of high foot traffic.  As well

Thursday will begin with areas of locally heavy rain, moving erratically north and east throughout the day. While the thundery component of this rain is expected to diminish, brighter conditions following the rain may help to trigger scattered showers and isolated thunderstorms during the afternoon

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that caused it. We are continuing to study how the wildfires that have burned over thousands of hectares might also affect the climate as the flames pump smoke and ash into the atmosphere.” Dr. Friederike Otto, acting director of Oxford’s Environmental Change Institute, and co-lead of the World Weather

), especially the ones that affect the lungs, heart and brain. www.metoffice.gov.uk | 12 © Crown Copyright 2024, Met Office Q6. One thousand children in the UK have their health and ability to learn damaged every school day, because their schools are in areas of high air pollution. TRUE OR FALSE

for a particular day and place. At this longer range we have to acknowledge that many outcomes remain possible, even though only one can eventually occur. However, over the course of a whole season (or over a whole year or decade), factors in the global climate system (the atmosphere and oceans) may act

air pollution; • an adult could help them find out more about their health condition or to sign up to air pollution alerts. Ask adults to not smoke indoors or near you, and to not burn things indoors e.g. candles and log burners. Ask adults to avoid non-essential deliveries or chose the low pollution

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