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Gust (mountain*) Greatest Snow Depth at 0900 UTC 27.5°C on 12th at Chertsey, Abbey Mead P Sta (Surrey, 12mAMSL) 8.8°C on 5th at Lerwick (Shetland, 82mAMSL) 17.1°C on 12th at Achnagart (Ross & Cromarty, 15mAMSL) -1.1°C on 21st at Kinbrace, Hatchery (Sutherland, 103mAMSL) -4.6°C on 21st at Aboyne No 2

the 7th and 8th, the boundary of the Arctic air stalled across the far south, and snowfall developed over some southern areas of England, together with South Wales. On the morning of the 8th Bristol Airport was closed to allow snow clearance, whilst the A3 in Surrey was also closed due to HGVs struggling

was disrupted due to a tree falling onto overhead wires. A er this most areas experienced fine and increasingly warm weather, and pollen and UV were high or very high across most of the UK. Over the last ten days of the month, numerous wildfires occurred, for example in Surrey and on the Salisbury

trees affected road travel in Hampshire, and there were reports of stranded cars in Surrey after surface water flooding. A short hot spell in southern and southeastern England on the 11th and 12th led to the hottest day of the year so far (34.8°C reported in Cambridgeshire), but the transition back

to produce gridded temperature and rainfall data from the late 19th Century providing over 150 years of rainfall observations covering the whole UK. Updated processing methods have improved the homogeneity of the data (i.e. reducing the influence of non-climatic factors relating to the opening

are suspect. Source ID is an indicator of the source of the data. Source File and Jones data to are internal flags relating this file to other systems. Normals and standard deviations are produced and used as described in the data set papers. One value for each calendar month (Jan-Dec) in Celsius. Obs

thanked NECJOGHA for the climate café initiative during which critical matters relating to climate are discussed. She gave the mandate of ICPAC and its complementary role to governments in the IGAD region. 2 Presentation of October-November-December 2019 Climate Outlook Chris Kiptum Tuikong from

amongst the groups and hand each a catalyst card (found on page 5) that relates to their scenario. You can also bring the challenges to the screen (on slide 4). These introduce a last-minute issue or problem they must solve. Invite each group to present their ideas, and reflect on the skills they had

to a Party or relating to its business or affairs, disclosed by a Party and received by another Party in the course of the activities contemplated under this Agreement; means the funding of the PWS as set out in Schedule 1; means that material which may include but is not limited to data, software

of Eastings and Northings) and the elevation height of the site (to an accuracy of 0.25 metres above Ordnance Datum); and (ii) particulars of the layout, dimensions and heights of buildings or works to which the application relates; (b) such further information as is necessary to enable them to consider