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out there. End users were already receiving emails and messages from third parties, such as farm input and advisories suppliers. The WISER Western project team simply piggy-backed these communications. For instance, they added a weather forecast to a regular farming suppliers’ email. This approach

to the 1981-2010 average. Data are from the NCEP reanalysis.   June 2018 in context Average sea ice extent for the month of June 2018 was 10.84 million square km according to the HadISST1.2 dataset (Rayner et al., 2003). This is the third lowest June extent on record (the lowest was 10.58 in 2016

with the UK recording 1242mm, 107% of average rainfall. It was particularly wet across parts of central southern England with a quarter to a third more rain than normal fairly widely. Oxfordshire, Wiltshire, Gloucestershire, Bedfordshire and Buckinghamshire each recorded their second-wettest year in records

by at least 10 degrees. Rainfall totals for the period since early March had been one-third of average resulting in dry soil and vegetation. Indeed, from 7 July to 13 August in some southern districts only 1 or 2 mm of rainfall was recorded, while in parts of Sussex, Kent and Essex there was no measurable

for the UK, England and Wales, second warmest (behind 2003) for Scotland, and equal-third warmest (with 2003, behind 2006 and 2007) for Northern Ireland. It was also second warmest year (behind 2003) for the CET Tmax series from 1878. However, unlike 2003, there were no extreme heatwaves during

average, with less than a third of average in many eastern and south-eastern counties. The UK overall had 50% of average January rainfall. Sunshine was above average for the majority of areas, very much so in eastern coastal counties, but below normal in western fringes, especially north-west Scotland

(09-09 GMT), and 2nd wettest day for July. Wettest day was 10 July 1968 with 79.0 mm. Digital records back to 1957. Fi h-highest standard 12-hour value recorded in any month (fourth-highest in following 12-hour period), and third-wettest for July. Wettest standard 12-hour period recorded in any

, with this year being the third iteration, covering the period 2025-30. The rolling agreement ensures that the PWS has the ability to plan for upcoming developments, future capabilities and provide innovation to the market. This flexibility is especially important in the context of uncertainty

Seamless Global Modelling Workshop June 4th2025 Machine Learning Emulation of Climate Change Projections for Southeast Asia Chen Chen Centre for Climate Research Singapore (CCRS) [email protected] 1 CCRS launched the Third National Climate Change Study (V3) in 2024 V3 study provides future

+ and preparation of the Third National Communication on Greenhouse Gas Emissions to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, on the land use, land-use change and forestry (LULUCF) sector. Understanding the South Asian monsoon to develop improved forecast products The Weather