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the forecast and share it, while others receive them but do not share. Officials need to have smartphones to receive KMD impact-based forecasts and have been trained to interpret the forecasts to then communicate them to the wider community through word of mouth. This research wanted to gain insights
Michelle Forbes looks to her radio for weather tips as she prepares for her journey to work... Should she take her brolly? Or take the gamble? Delivery man Savraj Singh checks a smartphone as he climbs into his van for a Swindon day tour. Online weather information helps him take the guesswork out
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programme. On behalf of the Board, I want to extend our sincere thanks to all the talented people who work at the Met Office for their dedication and hard work and to our Chief Executive, Penny Endersby, and her Senior Management team for their outstanding leadership. I am very grateful to Rob Woodward CBE
that information is provided at local level e.g. specific areas and villages (particularly raised by males in Punjab and Sindh Provinces). Farmers mentioned that the information they receive is about the whole district but they want information about their village or a specific area. This will also increase
Level used in SROCC), as he sees it as a first step towards comprising the forcing uncertainty in Change sea-level estimates. The limitations should be more fully discussed. In addition the authors seem to favour the no-delay numbers, if these limitations are p;oestimates for deConto&Pollard 2016
/10.1007/s00382-017- 3885-5 Scientific/technical issue 90 1.3 Motivation for new 2.2km projections 14 1-8 You might want to mention the intercomparison of the two European-scale simulations available (i.e. Berthou et al. 2018: Pan-European climate at convection-permitting scale: a model
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