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, and show the extreme weather supporting film. Ask the students to discuss the following prompt questions in pairs: • What is ‘extreme weather’? • • types of weather events? • communities? • What are examples of extreme weather? What do you know about the science behind these What impacts can extreme
, and show the extreme weather supporting film. Ask the students to discuss the following prompt questions in pairs: • What is ‘extreme weather’? • • types of weather events? • communities? • What are examples of extreme weather? What do you know about the science behind these What impacts can extreme
and climate consultancy Insights About us Who we are, what we do and organisational news. Who we are Who we are Our people Our values Our history Accuracy Innovation Impact How we are run How we are run The Met Office Board Our governance structure Public Weather Service Our Chief Executive
first thing, but they should clear pretty quickly through this morning, leaving plenty of prolonged sunshine on offer for much of England and Wales through this afternoon. READ MORE: September 2025 weather stats: A regional breakdown “That cloud does continue though across western parts of Scotland
Scotland. Outlook for Sunday On Sunday, rain across much of England and Wales will clear eastwards early in the day, with strong winds possible along some North Sea coasts for a time. Residual cloud and lighter rain will move south through England and Wales, likely breaking up as it does. Elsewhere
Creating extreme weather guidance Deeper discovery What is extreme weather? www.metoffice.gov.uk | 2 © Crown Copyright 2022, Met Office Creating extreme weather guidance: prompt questions • What was it? • When and where did it occur? • Who did it affect and how? • What did people do before, during
(or what is the problem) the project is trying to address? • What are the main factors that influence the needs (or problem)? Are there specific causes? • Who and what needs to change and how can that be supported? • What are other actors doing to address the problem? • What is the project’s comparative
) products. The UKCP Marine Projections are available at 11 km resolution. Please note, climate model data at higher spatial and/or temporal resolution adds more detail but does not necessarily provide greater confidence. For further details see our UK Climate Projections (UKCP18) guidance page
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