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metoffice_weatherwarriors_firstexplorations_22-04_weather-action-plan.pdf

. Last time this happened, lots of people were taken to hospital with heat-related illnesses. There was also a hosepipe ban as water levels in reservoirs and rivers were very low while demand for water was very high, affecting local gardeners and some industry. People in your area are keen to make

Met office daily weather: Rainy and warm

temperatures generally between 12 and 15°C and locally reaching 16 or even 17°C in the lee of high ground, particularly across northern, northeastern, and eastern Scotland. There is a risk of local gales, especially in exposed northern and western locations. Monday night will remain very mild, cloudy

Microsoft Word - NAfrica_update2021

) regions. Probabilities are for 5 categories referred to as: very dry, dry, average, wet and very wet. The category boundaries are defined from 1961-1990 observations, such that the climatological probability for each category in that period is by definition 0.2 (20%). The very wet category is most

Briefing on Arctic and Antarctic sea ice - July 2025

Summary Arctic sea ice extent is 2nd lowest on record for the time of year as of 6th July, following well above-average ice loss during June Extent is very low on the Atlantic side of the Arctic but nearer average on the Pacific side Upper air temperatures were above average in many regions near

mo_sffs_guide_2014_a4_aw_web_single_page.pdf

flooding) Overall flood risk HIGH Likelihood Medium Low Very Low MEDIUM LOW VERY LOW Minimal Minor Significant Severe Potential impacts 3 Things to look out for in the Flood Guidance Statement • Text will refer to impact (minor, significant etc) and likelihood (possible, likely etc) as well as the overall

14_0700_mo_sffs_guide_2014_a4_aw_web_single_page.pdf

flooding) Overall flood risk HIGH Likelihood Medium Low Very Low MEDIUM LOW VERY LOW Minimal Minor Significant Severe Potential impacts 3 Things to look out for in the Flood Guidance Statement • Text will refer to impact (minor, significant etc) and likelihood (possible, likely etc) as well as the overall

snow-and-low-temperatures-december-2010---met-office.pdf

Snow and low temperatures, December 2010 From late November to Boxing Day 2010 the UK experienced two spells of severe winter weather with very low temperatures and significant snowfalls. The first of these spells lasted for two weeks from Thursday 25 November to Thursday 9 December and saw

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the last three months except for Afghanistan and Tajikistan which were dry in December. Many parts of South and Southeast Asia were wet over the last three months. An exception to this was India, which was very dry in parts during October. Over Indonesia and Papua New Guinea conditions have been more

uk_monthly_climate_summary_201908.pdf

for the Bank Holiday weekend. The weather turned cooler and more unsettled again from the 28th. The mean temperature for August was provisionally 0.9 °C above the 1981-2010 long-term average. Rainfall was 118% of average, and it was a very wet month in Cumbria and Northumberland with over twice

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Overview 3 Asia Current Status and Outlook - Rainfall Current Status: Northern Pakistan, Tajikistan and western China were very wet in October. During November, central Asia had near orbelow normal precipitation. The end of the South Asian monsoon was wetter than normal with wet or very wet conditions

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