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monitoring and response is coordinated by an Emergency Operations Centre. The centre prepares a table of the administrative districts most affected by cholera. The CRM risk scores and rainfall forecasts are considered alongside this data and the districts are then ranked into low-high risk categories

down to a blustery westerly with some heavy and thundery showers, running especially into western and southern coastal regions. Across Scotland and northern England the skies remained cloudy, with outbreaks of mostly light rain, but showers in the northwest later in the evening. Significant weather

an 80% target. 5.3 Action: MG to update the Consultation Plan in light of PWSCG comments. Date of Next Meeting: Wednesday 15 th July 2015, BIS, London Future Meetings: Wednesday 21 st October 2015, Heathrow Compass Centre, London Wednesday 27 th January 2016, BIS, London Wednesday 27 th April 2016, tbc

. Hazard warning No hazard warnings in force. t Friday and Saturday temperatures will be normal for this time of the year. Winds will be light across the region and generally variable. Friday Afternoon Friday Night Saturday Morning Saturday Afternoon Saturday Night Bungoma Chance of rains 21 max Clear

isobars on the chart so we can assume that the winds will be light and variable although mainly north-easterly on the planned route and, when considering the time of year, it is possible for sea breezes to develop around the coasts. Looking at the wider flow, the airmass seems to have a mixture

results from the 2020 People Survey; the Joint Centre for Excellence with Exeter University; the positive interim ISO 9001 and 14001 audit; the Met Office Scientific Advisory Committee (MOSAC) meeting which had been held entirely virtually; ongoing work with Network Rail; and the successful upgrade

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(e.g. on health centres, distribution points) • packaging of smaller items for distribution (e.g. malaria nets, hygiene kits and medical supplies) where possible and appropriate on these items • staff clothing, but only where relevant to successful project delivery, such as uniforms for community

, because if the past warming trend is different to what we might expect in the future, then climate sensitivity, estimated from the observed historical record, may not apply to the future. A new study, led by Dr Timothy Andrews of the Met Office Hadley Centre, along with an international team

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