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as a darker brown at the top of the image. National parks, hills and commons located further east include the New Forest and Surrey hills, and these are characterised as a chocolate brown colour. Forested areas show up as a very dark green, with both the Forest of Dean and Thetford forest covering

and the Isle of Wight. Storm Ciarán exacerbated existing flooding problems with many rivers bursting their banks. At West Bay in Dorset, a section of cliff collapsed into the sea. In Surrey, storm Ciarán caused a power outage at three water treatment plants leaving thousands without a water supply

it the third warmest April since records began in 1884. All four UK nations recorded their third warmest April, with daytime temperatures playing a major role. The highest temperature of the month was 26.7°C, recorded on 30 April in Wisley, Surrey. That day also tied with 19 April 2018 as the UK’s

40°C. Nights were also exceptionally warm, especially in urban areas – with records being broken overnight with 25.8°C being recorded at Kenley in Surrey overnight, creating a provisional new maximum night-time temperature record. Looking across the northern hemisphere, the UK is not alone

Areas of expertise Hazard to Risk  Statistical Modelling and Data Science Extreme Value Analysis Climate Resilience Natural Hazards  Current activities Laura is an Expert Scientist in the UK Climate Resilience Team. Her expertise relate to three key areas: translating hazard to risk, statistics

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relate to SST (box 6): in eastern equatorial Pacific (Nino3) GC5 Summary and open questions (box 7) and References (box 8) 3. Weak CMIP6 NSHF and zonal wind fluctuations r 2 (NSHF, zonal wind stress) Std devn NSHF(10 14 W) 2. Strong correlations PW Annual means of Had GC3.1 PIC NSHF r � = 0.83 DEEPCv5

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- and long-term migration, displacement by disaster, and planned relocation or resettlement of people – relate to climate change. Data visualization For capacity development in Tanzania within the EPICC project, we will provide and evaluate several climate services and visualizations, integrating seasonal

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