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• ts_dec21pdf

  Office's Designated Representative is required in advance. 1.4 Taxi fares are allowed when their use is unavoidable and no convenient alternative means of public transport is available. 2. Claims relating to travel 2.1 Applicant personnel will be reimbursed for the costs of rail, air and car hire

• ukcp18-newsletter.oct21.pdf

  of the UK Climate Projections. If you don’t wish to be notified of these developments, then please unsubscribe here. If you have any queries relating to this email, please contact the Project Team. Issued on behalf of Defra, BEIS and Environment Agency by the Met Office To unsubscribe, please click here © Crown copyright

• Sea level rise and shelf seas

  of the storms that cause these surges. Other marine impacts arising with climate change relate to changes in the wave climatology and in ocean fields such as temperature and salinity (and associated vertical stratification) and circulation. These changes in the physical environment then cascade down

• ukcp18-newsletter.jul21.pdf

  of the UK Climate Projections. If you don’t wish to be notified of these developments, then please unsubscribe here. If you have any queries relating to this email, please contact the Project Team. Issued on behalf of Defra, BEIS and Environment Agency by the Met Office To unsubscribe, please click here © Crown copyright

• Met Office science helps protect UK plants from rising pest risks

  are just one of the topics covered by IPBES, the Intergovernmental Science-Policy Platform on Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services, an independent international body that connects scientific expertise with policymaking relating to biodiversity and ecosystem services. This week IPBES-12, the twelfth

• Why has spring been so warm and dry so far this year?

  in 1884. All four UK nations recorded their third warmest April, with daytime temperatures playing a major role. The highest temperature of the month was 26.7°C, recorded on 30 April in Wisley, Surrey. That day also tied with 19 April 2018 as the UK’s warmest April day on record for mean temperature

• March weather extremes: a closer look at March's current weather records

  recent years have also produced warm March days. In 2025, the highest daily maximum observed was 21.3°C at Chertsey in Surrey and Northolt on 20 March, reflecting the continued variability the month can offer. You can explore this data using our interactive graph below. Coldest March nights Despite

• Ten-day trend: A return to more typical late-summer weather

  of the UK has been exceptionally dry, with some locations recording less than a third of their usual summer rainfall. One notable milestone came this week when the 62-day dry streak at Wisley in Surrey finally came to an end after 1.6mm of rain fell overnight. While welcome, this rainfall is only a small

• Protecting our observing capability

  note, pre-planning discussions with the Met Office do not remove the need for full and proper engagement with the planning system. For general enquiries relating to proposed planning applications that may affect Met Office safeguarded sites, please direct all correspondence to safeguarding

• Public Health and Land Cover in the UK

  workshop. Presentations from the day Introductions and objectives of workshop Public Health and Land Cover workshop introduction State of science in the UK Aim: Provide overview of the state of science relating to Public Health and Land Cover Mapping Vegetation to Assess Allergen Exposures