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of national significance for the UK over the next five years. 8 ANNUAL REPORT PERFORMANCE REPORT Our beach forecasts now feature on our App helping ensure the safety of the UK public. Both website and App forecasts also now include safety tips to improve awareness and understanding of beach safety. We

. Fishermen 2. Beach associations 3. Met departments 4. Climate scientists 5. Local administration 1. Farmers 2. Agricultural extension workers 3. Met departments 4. Agro Mets/climate scientists 5. Agro partners/societies /financial institutions Key findings: Climate experts’ perspectives © Getty

waves/beach material being thrown onto coastal routes, sea fronts and coastal communities. Widespread danger to life from flying debris. Widespread structural damage e.g. roofs blown off, mobile homes overturned, power lines brought down. Transport routes and travel services affected for a prolonged

June was expected to move in across the channel during the day but as you can see from the chart for 6 June, by which time troops were fighting on the beaches, it did not advance as much as predicted and conditions were really quite marginal for the channel crossing. Having said that the poor weather

to other forecasting organisations such as Meteogroup (who supply forecasts to the BBC) and the Weather Channel. The text also described the Met Office’s provision of Severe Weather Warnings (SWW), seasonal forecasts, specialised forecasts (UV, Pollen and air pollution), and additional detail for beach

and/or other utilities and services. Casualties and danger to life from large waves/beach material being thrown onto coastal routes, sea fronts and coastal communities. Widespread danger to life from flying debris. Widespread structural damage e.g. roofs blown off, mobile homes overturned, power lines

to power and/or other utilities and services. Casualties and danger to life from large waves/beach material being thrown onto coastal routes, sea fronts and coastal communities. Widespread danger to life from flying debris. Widespread structural damage e.g. roofs blown off, mobile homes overturned

and services. Casualties and danger to life from large waves/beach material being thrown onto coastal routes, sea fronts and coastal communities. Widespread danger to life from flying debris. Widespread structural damage e.g. roofs blown off, mobile homes overturned, power lines brought down. Transport routes

to power and/or other utilities and services. Casualties and danger to life from large waves/beach material being thrown onto coastal routes, sea fronts and coastal communities. Widespread danger to life from flying debris. Widespread structural damage e.g. roofs blown off, mobile homes overturned

WCS user subsidiaries Government Ministries • Ministry of Water and Irrigation • Ministry of Agriculture • Ministry of Civil Aviation National Centres or Organisations Academia or Research Institutes Annex Table 2. 6 • Nile Basin Initiative • Egyptian General Authority for the Protection of Beaches