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Technical Manual for PRECIS The Met Office Hadley Centre regional climate modelling system Version 2.0.0 www.metoffice.gov.uk/precis Simon Wilson, David Hassell, David Hein, Changgui Wang, Simon Tucker Richard Jones and Ruth Taylor November 16, 2015 Contents 1 Introduction 11 1.1 Background

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. Display examples for a sample of different levels (at least 5) and different timesteps (at least 3). [COMPLIANT] ii) A “zooming facility” for GRIB2 chart areas. Objective 1: Demonstrate the maximum and minimum levels of 'zoom' that the user can use. [COMPLIANT] Objective 2: Demonstrate the 'pan

and including all of the standard ICAO areas 3 is required. Objective 1: Demonstrate display of wind/temperature chart from WAFC London and WAFC Washington 4 GRIB2 data. Display examples for a sample of different levels (at least 5) and different timesteps (at least 3). [COMPLIANT] ii) A “zooming facility

GRIB2 data. Display examples for a sample of different levels (at least 5) and different timesteps (at least 3). [COMPLIANT] ii) A “zooming facility” for GRIB2 chart areas. Objective 1: Demonstrate the maximum and minimum levels of 'zoom' that the user can use. [COMPLIANT] Objective 2: Demonstrate

(at least 5) and different timesteps (at least 3). [COMPLIANT] ii) A “zooming facility” for GRIB2 chart areas. Objective 1: Demonstrate the maximum and minimum levels of 'zoom' that the user can use. [COMPLIANT] Objective 2: Demonstrate the 'pan' functionality of the software. [COMPLIANT] iii

spanning the International Date Line and including all of the standard ICAO areas 3 is required. Objective 1: Demonstrate display of wind/temperature chart from WAFC London and WAFC Washington 4 GRIB2 data. Display examples for a sample of different levels (at least 5) and different timesteps

September 2019 Met Office Hadley Centre Climate Briefing Note Global sea level rise – the latest evidence • Observations show sea levels are rising at an accelerating rate and human influence is the dominant cause. • Climate projections show sea level will continue to rise for several centuries

September 2019 Met Office Hadley Centre Climate Briefing Note The slowdown or shutdown of AMOC - a key regulator of global climate • The Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC) is a key part of global ocean circulation and plays a crucial role in regulating global climate. • Over the 21

the northern hemisphere autumn and 54% it will last through the northern hemisphere winter. La Niña will remain the most dominant driver of global weather patterns over the next few months at least, more especially for tropical regions. With a couple of notable exceptions (e.g. East Africa) La Niña, very