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• WCSSP South Africa

  ) - UK Centre for Ecology and Hydrology (CEH), 2025-2028 South African impact‑based Forecasting and Early warnings (SAFE) - HR Wallingford, 2025-2028 Advancing rip current forecasts for beach locations across South Africa – CMAR, University of Plymouth, 2024-2027 DR-Africa: Data Rescue Africa – University of Southampton, 2024-2027

• The future of land use in the Southwest: Food, water and energy security in the face of environmental change

  was conducted of the determinants of “willingness to pay” based on 200 previous estimates (Antara et al, 2011). Example: NEA recreation values for There are clear issues when you “zoom in” – Cornwall’s beaches undervalued, and the highest value greenspaces are in areas where there is potentially less use

• Rare red weather warning issued for Storm Arwen

  :00 Friday and will last until 02:00 Saturday morning. The northerly wind is expected to cause damage to coastal areas, with exceptionally large waves possible in the northeast, resulting in likely significant damage and hazards from beach material being thrown near the coastline. People should stay

• Warmer weekend ahead after unsettled spell

  safety advice on our website and in the refreshed Met Office app, now featuring a dedicated beach forecast with tide times, wave heights and sea-surface temperatures, as well as guidance on UV and pollen levels. Next week’s outlook Into the early part of next week, high pressure is expected to linger

• Red Weather Warnings in force for Storm Eunice

  2018 for the last Red Warning for wind before that.  The wider Amber Warning area highlights the ongoing risk of high impacts such as disruption to power, travel and other services. Damage is also likely for buildings and trees, with beach material being thrown onto seafronts.  The warnings reflect

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

  developed a pronounced dip to the west of the UK. This trough is generating low-pressure systems and sending them our way. Over the next few days, this pattern is expected to repeat, with one trough being squeezed out and replaced by another. As a result, damp air from the Bay of Biscay is being drawn

• Met Office 10-day trend: A tale of two halves for September

  , heading towards the Azores, which have a hurricane warning in place into Friday due to the risk of heavy rain and very strong winds. Gabrielle is then expected to decay into an ex-tropical storm as it tracks further eastwards towards the Bay of Biscay. Although Gabrielle is relatively far from the UK

• Food Insecurity & Climate Change – Met Office

  to food insecurity. Depending on our actions, future generations will inherit a world with less vulnerability than today – or a world with significantly more vulnerability to food insecurity. A world where keeping hunger at bay is achievable – or one where we will struggle to keep the scourge

• Met Office Deep Dive: A look into Hurricane season

  stable conditions, clear skies, and cooler nights. Over the past few days, this system has kept rainfall at bay and led to widespread frost, particularly in rural areas. Temperatures have dipped below freezing in some regions, with Scotland experiencing the lowest temperatures overnight

• The Great Escape

  Bournemouth, Dorset) – averaging 8.8 hours of sunshine per day 2= Morcambe (Morcambe Bay, Lancashire) – averaging 8.8 hours of sunshine per day 4. London – averaging 8 hours of sunshine per day (based on Heathrow observation station) 5= Webourne (Norfolk) – averaging 7.9 hours of sunshine per day 5