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Minimum temperature Comment Benson (Oxfordshire) -17.7 °C Coldest since 14 January 1982 (-18.7 °C) Woodford (Greater Manchester) -17.6 °C Coldest on record at this site^ Yeovilton (Somerset) -16.0 °C Coldest since 14 January 1982 (-16.1 °C) Pershore (Worcestershire) -15.7 °C Coldest since 24 January

. However we are content to accept these missed targets as we now judge they do not provide clear, auditable benefits. Looking forward to next year when a more strategic engagement strategy should come to fruition, we will ensure a more targeted approach and metrics to reach and engagement

the landfall risk in the Philippines (Yonekura and Hall, 2014). Figure 1: Monthly-mean genesis locations (red values) of tropical storms that pass through the PAR, 1950-2013. A red value of 1, for example, corresponds to the mean genesis location of tropical storms that formed in January. The black

out invites for future meetings and liaise with Scotland, Northern Ireland and Wales to agree dates for 2017 National meetings. 1 For April PWSCG By 28 th Feb By mid Feb By 28 th Feb 1. Welcome & Introductions WW welcomed attendees. Apologies were received from Keith Hodgkinson (BEIS) and Charlie Hall

Explained (City Hall, Belfast, 22 May) Climate NI and the Met Office are inviting Northern Ireland stakeholders to hear about the UK Climate Projections 2018 (UKCP18). Click here to book your place. Recent events British Ecological Society workshop - Bringing the new UKCP18 climate projections into ecology

. Sorcery and Supercomputers 13 Robert FitzRoy 1805–1865 Robert FitzRoy 1805–1865 Why FitzRoy? Who was he? Here Beaufort re-enters the story. FitzRoy was a brilliant Royal Naval surveyor and had come to the attention of Beaufort who treated him as protégée. Beaufort played a significant part in securing

at Yeovilton, Somerset, 72mph at North Wyke, Devon, and 69mph at Merryfield, Somerset. Storm Darragh: 6 to 7 December 2024  Storm Darragh brought very strong winds to western parts of England and Wales, prompting a red warning from the Met Office.  Over 2.3 million customers lost power. Dyfed Powys

with widespread frost, with wintry showers skirting the east coast at times, rain showers for the south-west, and long spells of sunshine everywhere else, Yeovilton (Somerset) sunniest with 7.4 hours. Another widespread frost on the 9th led into a generally sunny day, with isolated wintry showers along

above their respective long-term averages. Wales had its second dullest March on record in a series which goes back to 1910. Only 1936 had a duller March than the 64.3 hours of sunshine seen in 2023 for the area. Several counties, including Devon, Somerset, Hampshire and Wiltshire had their dullest

a large area of the UK, including Orkney, Warwickshire, Surrey, Somerset and Cornwall. Did the marine heatwave impact temperatures? The North Atlantic, including waters around the UK, has been experiencing record-breaking temperatures of its own in June, which has played an underlying role