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, and Thermometer, when such instruments may be on board. By Command of their Lordships, C. WOOD Figure 4. Admiralty memorandum, 28 December 1838. To denote the force of the wind and the state of the weather, Royal Navy officers were ordered to use the scales below. Beaufort number General description

to ensure road, rail, air traffic and sea transport safety and continuity. 4 ANNUAL REPORT PERFORMANCE REPORT Professor Sir John Beddington CMG FRS “ My job is not only to ensure we continue to perform for all who depend on us, but also to strengthen and grow our capabilities. “ Supporting all

-disciplinary approach relies on the strong partnerships we have formed, both in the UK and around “ the world. Professor Sir John Beddington CMG FRS The Met Office serves a wide range of government departments, strengthening their services to create a combined national capability that is world-class

a challenging period and I’d particularly like to thank Sir John Beddington for his outstanding Chairmanship throughout. My intention – shared by the Board – is to ensure the organisation continues to be well governed and advances its position at the forefront of weather and climate science

, in March 2021, Anusha Shah, who has had a successful career in the field of environmental engineering, joined the Board on the 1st of April 2021. Sir John Beddington, who had provided the Board valuable and longstanding service, including a spell as interim Chair, retired on 30th April. As well

2021, Anusha Shah, who has had a successful career in the field of environmental engineering, joined the Board on the 1st of April 2021. Sir John Beddington, who had provided the Board valuable and longstanding service, including a spell as interim Chair, retired on 30th April. As well as myself

-executive directors; Professor Jordan Giddings, Christine Ourmières-Widener and Anusha Shah. Inevitably, this means we have also said goodbye to Robert Drummond and Sir John Beddington as they end their terms. I want to thank Sir John for his wise council and dedication during his time as Acting

-executive directors; Professor Jordan Giddings, Christine Ourmières-Widener and Anusha Shah. Inevitably, this means we have also said goodbye to Robert Drummond and Sir John Beddington as they end their terms. I want to thank Sir John for his wise council and dedication during his time as Acting

Office Chairman – the biggest ever investment in our supercomputer, the establishment of our Business Group and the General Review, which quantified the huge social and economic benefits that the Met Office delivers. Professor Sir John Beddington is acting as Chairman during the recruitment process

Dates served Met Office Board Audit and Risk Assurance Committee Remuneration Committee Security Issues Committee Total meetings during period 6 3 1 2 Non-Executive Directors Rob Woodward Chair 6/6 3/3 1/1 2/2 Prof Sir John Beddington 6/6 - 1/1 2/2 David Burridge Prof Alan Thorpe James Partington