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. The Board also discussed plans for a Commercial Review. • Charles Ewen briefed the Board on the cyber and information security work that his team had been working on. Wendy Barnes, Non Executive Director, delivered a Board level briefing on cyber security. • Andy Brown, Director of Science
brief respite later Wednesday, further wet and windy weather is expected for Thursday and Friday. You can get the most accurate and up to date forecast for your area using our forecast pages and by following us on Twitter and Facebook, as well as using our mobile app which is available for iPhone from the App store and for Android from the Google Play store.
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ESSENTIAL LOCATION Name, organisation, contact number, email address. Brief headline summary of the incident. (e.g. waste fire in Birmingham near M6, Smith’s Recycling) Exact location of the incident? (Grid Reference or Latitude / Longitude. Full address) IF KNOWN TIME What date and time did
, with a minimum temperature of 8°C. Thursday continues the fine spell, with sunshine dominating early on before cloud increases from the northwest later in the day. A few showers may develop in the north, but these are expected to be brief. Friday remains mostly dry, though cloud and wind will increase
to a slightly lesser extent. Low pressure systems mostly dominated the weather, with any brief spells of high pressure bringing settled weather generally short-lived in nature. Summer warmth was mostly confined to southern and eastern areas, with only one really hot day on 10th when temperatures reached
, but East Anglia and the south-east had a few showers, as did parts of the south coast. Wales diary of highlights Much of the month was unsettled, with any drier spells very brief, but it was warmer than average. Mean temperatures for the month were 1.5 °C above the long-term average, making
, with widespread blustery showers or longer spells of rain again on the 13th. The 14th started cloudy with isolated showers, briefly turning dry ahead of rain spreading from the north to all parts during the afternoon, persisting into the evening. 15th to 23rd The 15th was milder with variable amounts
is unlikely to deliver a product of the required standard; � It would be more efficient and cost effective to do it once nationally; � Producing the product nationally, once, would not compete with the market; � It addresses a national research gap or priority identified in the national Climate Change Risk
as it would have been without human influence, using the same methods as in past rapid and peer-reviewed studies. Their analysis showed that prolonged heat like Siberia experienced from January to June this year would only happen less than once in every 80,000 years without human-induced climate change
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