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• Wintry, unsettled conditions continue

  of rain expected across England this week could cause further flooding, particularly in Yorkshire and the Midlands. River levels remain high and ongoing river flooding remains probable for the River Severn this week as it responds to continued rainfall. “We have seen our third weekend of exceptional

• Disaster risk reduction (DRR)

  and implementation. The Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction 2015-2030 was agreed at the Third UN World Conference on Disaster Risk Reduction in 2015, with the Met Office supporting the UK government’s negotiation team before and during the event. We have been involved in a number of major

• Remote upper air sensing

  of new instruments to deliver useful information and products. The third area focuses on the benefits of combining different instruments and of taking advantage of using spatial information of networked instruments. Key Aims defining and developing the upper air observing network

• call-part-2-appendix-a_wiser-grant-agreement_external-prevailing-language-copy_january2023.pdf

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• England’s warmest June on record – the second warmest for the UK and Wales

  of the first six months of the year have recorded mean temperatures at least 1°C above average, with only January seeing below-average temperatures.” Spring this year was the warmest on record for England and Wales, and the third warmest for the UK, due in part to an exceptionally early and record-breaking

• Climate change continues to be evident across UK

  in the same year. 2020 was third warmest, fifth wettest and eighth sunniest on record for the UK. Lead author and Senior Climate Scientist at the Met Office, Mike Kendon, said: “2020 was another notable year for the UK climate, with records broken for daily rainfall and monthly sunshine hours. Average

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  El Niño Southern Oscillation (ENSO) region sea surface temperature forecasts

  that the seasonal value will be in the top (or bottom) one third of observed values centred on the months indicated, with approximately a greater than 50% chance that the impact will occur if the ENSO event is active, based on historical evidence. For example, for a region marked 'warmer likely

• Briefing on Arctic and Antarctic sea ice - July 2019

  severe sea ice melt. Hence while the eventual September ice extent will be strongly influenced by weather conditions for the remainder of the summer, the chance of a record low is higher than it has been in the previous few years Antarctic sea ice extent is currently third lowest on record

• Historic July sees record dryness, unprecedented sunshine and exceptional warmth

  meteorological average for the month, and less than half of the previous record of 13.4mm set in 1911.  July has also been the third driest month ever on record for England, behind February 1891 and June 1925.   Wales has recorded its driest July on record, with 9.3mm of rainfall – just 9% of its

• uk_monthly_climate_summary_201906.pdf

  the south-east overnight 18th/19th. The last third of the month was often warm and humid, with further rain at times and some thundery outbreaks especially in the north, but also some dry sunny weather especially between the 26th and 29th, and the 29th was a very hot day in many areas