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• uk_synop_station_list.indd

  2002 03346 EMLEY MOOR NO2 267 53.61206 -1.66849 ENG 2011 03351 ROSTHERNE NO2 35 53.36006 -2.38195 ENG 2012 03354 NOTTINGHAM, WATNALL 117 53.00559 -1.25123 ENG 1941 03377 WADDINGTON 68 53.1754 -0.52336 ENG 1946 03379 CRANWELL 63 53.0312 -0.50357 ENG 1917 03382 LECONFIELD 7 53.87459 -0.44176 ENG 1959

• Microsoft Word - 2019_007_july_heatwave.docx

  , where 36.3 °C was recorded at Cranwell, setting a new record for the climate district of England E & NE. The panel of maps below show daily maximum temperatures from 22 to 26 July 2019, indicating the duration and spatial extent of the heatwave. Temperatures exceeded 30 °C widely across much central

• april-2000---record-rainfall---met-office.pdf

  at the following Met Office sites: Total (mm)Prev wettest April (mm)Records began Edinburgh 110.0 84.0 (1947) 1939 Lossiemouth (Morayshire)113.3 71.5 (1977) 1951 London 113.8 100.6 (1993) 1940 Cranwell (Lincs) 113.8 94.4 (1998) 1921 Birmingham (Edgbaston) 143.4 124.9 (1961) 1897 Northolt (Middlesex) 118.6

• Microsoft Word - 2025_01_wind_rain_snow.docx

  January led to further significant flooding problems. Worst hit areas included parts of Leicestershire and Lincolnshire with major incidents declared. A severe flood warning was issued for the River Soar at caravan parks near Barrow upon Soar, Leicestershire due to both heavy rain and snowmelt

• Microsoft Word - 2023_05_september_heatwave.docx

  and 28.4°C on 9 September 2023), while Sheffield and Oxford each recorded their highest September temperature since 8 September 1911 (30.5°C on 9 September and 30.8°C on 7 September 2023). Bradford (27.6°C on 9 September), and Morpeth, Cockle Park, Northumberland (26.7°C on 9 September) also equalled

• report-cssp-fire-aug-oct_en.pdf

  it difficult to compare them between different countries. Among the areas with High Alert, there are: 24 Indigenous Area/Reserve/Territory, 10 Environmental Protection Area, 5 Municipal Protected Area/Reserve, 5 Park/Regional Park/National Park, 4 Wildlife Refuge/Sanctuary, 3 National/State Forests, 2

• report-cssp-fire-aug-oct_env2.pdf

  . Among the areas with High Alert, there are: 24 Indigenous Area/Reserve/Territory, 10 Environmental Protection Area, 5 Municipal Protected Area/Reserve, 5 Park/Regional Park/National Park, 4 Wildlife Refuge/Sanctuary, 3 National/State Forests, 2 Extractive Reserve, 2 UNESCO-MAB Biosphere Reserve, 2

• cssp-brazil-fire-risk-report-djf2020-2021_port.pdf

  Site, Wetland of International Importance Alerta ARG 508,35 Río Pilcomayo National Park Atenção ARG 287,53 Copahue Caviahue Provincial Park Atenção ARG 121,28 Sierra de San Javier University Park Atenção ARG 325,55 Lihué Calel National Park Atenção ARG 997,81 El Gato y Lomas Limpias Multiple Use

• report-cssp-fire-aug-oct_pt.pdf

  Atenção ARG Laguna Oca del Rio Paraguay UNESCO-MAB Biosphere Reserve 617.18 Atenção ARG Laguna Blanca UNESCO-MAB Biosphere Reserve 6,424.43 Baixa Probabilidade ARG Epulauquen Tourist and Forest Provincial Reserve 308.97 Baixa Probabilidade ARG Copahue Caviahue Provincial Park 287.53 Alerta ARG Chañy

• How to find our offices

  By road By air Pedestrian/cycle links with safe crossing facilities have been provided from the Met Office site to Honiton Road and Hill Barton Road (adjacent to the site), and to Honiton Road Park and Ride. Typical walking times and distances from the Met Office site are: to Honiton Road Park