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record.  Summer temperature   The fourth warmest summer in the series for the UK was underlined with temperatures in excess of 40C recorded in the UK for the first time. Coningsby, Lincolnshire, recorded the highest temperature, with 40.3C exceeding the previous UK record by 1.6C. The hot period

to break UK temperature records in the following days, as well as the work to address challenges in forecasting maximum temperatures: and submission of nominations for the Civil Service Awards. • Phil Evans (Chief Operating Officer) briefed the Board on the recent ECMWF Council meeting, progress on ECMWF’s

Stevens (Change Leader, People, Skills & Culture) briefed the Board on activities relating to change management, including methodology, building competency and communication of change. Nicky Bevan (Head of HR Partners) briefed the Board on the work of HR Business Partners, including organisational

that showers can be quite hit and miss, one town may experience frequent downpours, while a neighbouring area remains dry. On days when showers are forecast, it’s wise to be prepared for rain even if the skies appear bright. Some days may bring frequent showers, while others might only see one brief

include a brief overview of the GESI context in which your project will operate. This means understanding barriers, needs and gaps currently experienced by women and other marginalised groups. This could include an explanation of: • Who the most vulnerable groups are in the context of the project

Briefing note Policy brief: Developing a Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning framework which can support the creation of decentralised Climate Information Services: Learning from the WISER Western project in the Lake Victoria region of Kenya Authors: Emma Visman (VNG Consulting/King’s College

and generally cloudy, although it was generally less cold a er the 5th, and there was a fair amount of dry sunny weather in northern Scotland. There was a brief but very marked hot spell from the 18th to the 21st which produced the highest temperatures in April since 1949. Progressively cooler, unsettled

compared with the difference to average.  Rebekah Sherwin is a deputy chief meteorologist with the Met Office. Commenting on the drivers for the hot spell, she said: “The weather pattern bringing next week’s hot spell is different to the one responsible for last month’s record-breaking temperatures

later this week when temperatures will more widely return nearer to average. Night-time temperatures will remain warm and humid for many areas making sleeping conditions difficult for some. The hot weather has triggered an amber Public Health England (PHE) Heat Health Watch for much of England.  Dr

Warm, humid air originating from the tropical Atlantic will bring a taste of summer warmth across much of England and Wales over the coming days with the hot weather extending into next week. With plenty of sunshine, temperatures are expected to widely climb into the mid to high 20°Cs with some