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From heatwaves to downpours: July’s historical weather records
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Marine observations: Underpinning forecasts and climate understanding
feeds directly into weather models, improving the accuracy of forecasts and warnings for mariners and coastal communities. Climate monitoring: Long-term records help scientists track changes in oceanic and atmospheric conditions, contributing to our understanding of climate variability and change
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uk-2022-attributionpdf
to be crossed almost every year by the end of the century. The event in the present climate has a return time of 3.41 years (best estimate) and is estimated to be about 160 times more likely than in the NAT climate. The likelihood of exceeding the record seen in year 2014 is calculated next
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an-attribution-study-of-the-uk-mean-temperature-in-year-2022.pdf
to be crossed almost every year by the end of the century. The event in the present climate has a return time of 3.41 years (best estimate) and is estimated to be about 160 times more likely than in the NAT climate. The likelihood of exceeding the record seen in year 2014 is calculated next
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uk-2022-attribution.pdf
to be crossed almost every year by the end of the century. The event in the present climate has a return time of 3.41 years (best estimate) and is estimated to be about 160 times more likely than in the NAT climate. The likelihood of exceeding the record seen in year 2014 is calculated next
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an-attribution-study-of-the-uk-mean-temperature-in-year-2022pdf
to be crossed almost every year by the end of the century. The event in the present climate has a return time of 3.41 years (best estimate) and is estimated to be about 160 times more likely than in the NAT climate. The likelihood of exceeding the record seen in year 2014 is calculated next
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When was the last time the UK reached 30°C in May?
in May dates back to May 2012, when the threshold was met on 25 May. Prior to that, there were similarly high temperatures reported in May 2005 (27 May), demonstrating that while uncommon, summer-like heat in May is not unprecedented in the UK climate. Looking further back into the historical record
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Summer 2022: a historic season for northern hemisphere heatwaves
pattern very closely to monitor if the pattern will persist into August. What of the role of climate change? The extreme temperatures that we have been experiencing in the UK are unprecedented in recorded history. In a climate unaffected by human influence, climate modelling shows
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Wettest October on record for eastern Scotland
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Microsoft Word - 2023_07_scotland_rain_v1.docx
shows Scotland’s ten wettest independent 2-day periods on record. Six of the wettest 10, including four of the wettest five, have occurred in the 21st Century; consistent with increases in rainfall extremes seen in the observational records as the UK’s climate continues to warm. The maps below compare