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• Targeting Fm stations in the country side • Train local journalists • Link up with more Partners (Govt agencies, NGOs, etc.) that can support dissemination • Interesting Youths with ICT skills to develop applications that can help in dissemination (Hackathon) 4.1.6 Challenges UNMA is facing • Vandalism

to leave plenty of sunshine for most. The Northern Isles may remain rather grey throughout the day. Temperatures will again be very warm, locally hot in central and western areas. Eastern coastal regions and the Northern Isles will experience more moderate conditions, closer to seasonal norms. Winds

Analysis by Met Office climate scientists has also shown that a summer as hot or hotter than 2025 is now 70 times more likely than it would be in a ‘natural’ climate with no human caused greenhouse gas emissions.   The UK’s mean temperature from 1 June to 31 August stands at 16.10°C, which is 1.51

week. This is most likely across England and Wales, but also fairly likely for eastern Scotland too.  Warming up Warm summer conditions will remain in place for much of the week for the majority of England and Wales, albeit slightly less hot today and Thursday, when temperatures are more likely

Met Office Board Summary 25 Jan 2011 • The Met Office Board were shown a short video piece by Hd of Seasonal to Decadal Forecast, which showcased the concept of providing on-line media information and briefed the Board on La Nina and regionalised flooding. • Julia Slingo, Chief Scientist

Exceptional warmth, September 2016 A brief heatwave from 12 to 15 September brought exceptionally high temperatures to southeast England, accompanied by some torrential downpours causing flash flooding. On 13 September, Gravesend (Kent) recorded 34.4 °C, the UK's highest temperature of the year

on Supercomputer 1400: Agenda Item 7: 3 month weather outlook brief 1420: Agenda item 8: Specific issues raised by attendees 1450: Agenda item 9: Any other business 1455: Agenda Item 10: Date of next event Close Page 1 of 7 MOUF – 25 th November 2024 OFFICIAL Agenda Item 1: Welcome & Introductions Mark

, particularly to northern areas. Forecast confidence decreases beyond next week, as is typical for this time of year. Summer weather patterns are often more variable and less predictable due to weaker global signals. Nonetheless, the general trend suggests a return to more average conditions after the brief hot

year, assuming RCP2.6 means they would be approximately once every 3 years. Beyond that the chance of summers this hot is strongly governed by emission pathway – increasing significantly under RCP8.5 but levelling off under RCP2.6. These results are in line with existing attribution studies showing

weather forecast: A change from this week's unsettled weather Author: Press Office 7 November 2025 After a week dominated by persistent rainfall, particularly across the west and southwest, the UK is set for a weekend that offers a welcome, if brief, respite from the unsettled conditions. While