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• Deep Dive: Spring sunshine and global outlooks

  of high pressure, a so‑called heat dome, to build over the southwest. This is pushing daytime temperatures across California and Arizona toward and beyond 40°C. This follows a week of sharp contrasts, with heavy snow blanketing parts of northern Michigan only days earlier. Now, the focus shifts

• Met Office deep dive: A gusty Bonfire Night and a typhoon heading towards Vietnam

  cooler than it has been. As a result, temperatures are likely to return to average levels for November, rather than dropping sharply. READ MORE: How is temperature measured? Model ensembles suggest a gradual decline in temperatures, with the most noticeable cooling in the east. Further west

• arrcc-wp3_summary_ar6_sea-level_projections_final.pdf

  a ‘step’ in the timeseries. This may present confusion for stakeholders looking to use projections beyond 2100 to make decisions, giving the false impression of a period where sea-level could decrease sharply before rising again. • The different treatment of vertical land motion and landwater storage

• Arctic and Antarctic end-of-season report - October 2025

  2011 followed by a sharp rise to 2014, and then two precipitous falls in 2016 and 2023. The trend in Antarctic sea ice extent across all seasons since 2007 is very significantly negative at -1.12 million sq km per decade.  Warm water upwelling to the surface of the Southern Ocean has been suggested

• Satellite image of the month - 2019

  of the image is the Northern Lights; Oil platforms and ships in the North Sea and The English Channel; Urban lights that are beneath cloud. These appear blurred; Urban lights in clear skies. These are sharp and bright. Illuminated roads can be clearly seen, such as the E35 and A14 in Northern Italy

• Met Office Deep Dive: Why September turned soggy and what happens next

  , strong Atlantic jet and a conveyor of lows towards the UK. A deepening Pacific low then forced an extra ripple, steering the jet sharply south there, then north over Canada, and downstream into a squeezed Atlantic trough. That “squeeze” helped a cut‑off upper low to peel away, while a ridge

• midlands_-climate-met-office.pdf

  moderating effects on temperature, the annual range is more pronounced than in most parts of the UK. Sharp winter frosts are common and there are occasional very hot summer days, particularly in the south and east of the region. These temperature extremes of both winter and summer are a key

• midlands_-climate-met-officepdf

  moderating effects on temperature, the annual range is more pronounced than in most parts of the UK. Sharp winter frosts are common and there are occasional very hot summer days, particularly in the south and east of the region. These temperature extremes of both winter and summer are a key

• UK Climate Resilience Programme additional resources

  : building local flood resilience through cooperative rainwater harvesting Sharp, Liz; Kenyon, Anna; Choe, Eun Yeong. 2020. Designing Blue Green Infrastructure (BGI) for water management, human health, and wellbeing: summary of evidence and principles for design. The University of Sheffield. Report

• Microsoft Word - PWSCG minutes_October 2023_Final_version for external website

  this and then experience a sharp decrease in perception. DP noted that we may still witness a lag effect on perception of accuracy scores given the delays to upgrades. SV recognised the frustrations expressed by the group but noted a couple more months would provide us with a much fuller analysis. On the analysis