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, rainfall from storms as intense as the 2023-24 season, had an estimated return period of 1 in 50 years. However, in today’s climate, with 1.2°C of global warming, similarly intense storm rainfall is expected to occur more often, about once every five years. Climate change has also increased the amount

due to bad weather with a frontal system bringing strong winds and heavy cloud across southern England and the Channel Coasts. A brief settled period was predicted for 6 June with a high pressure system moving in from the north west. In the event the conditions improved more slowly than expected

than stations producing daily registers because observations were only required once a day at 0900 therefore the site could be operated by a volunteer observer instead of being manned more of the time. Each form contains one month of observations. The forms provide an observation taken at 0900

Atlantic is very warm. Sea temperatures off the north-west African coast are currently comparable to values more typical for July. Winds will continue to tap into this area of warmth, briefly drawing modified air north into southern and western parts of UK. This tropical-sourced air is being forced

Force (NZTF) and 30 Devon Climate Emergency (DCE) partners – of which DCC is the secretariat – including LAs, emergency responders, research institutions, utility operators and more. Between these, DCC can make the most of its direct and indirect influence for emissions reduction. Below is a brief

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% above pre-industrial   Despite the smaller rise expected in 2021, CO2 concentrations are still increasing and will once again reach the highest values on record. This year atmospheric CO2 will spend several weeks at levels more than 50% higher than when humanity began large-scale burning of fossil

models at SAWS WORKSHOP PARTICIPANTS from KQ and KMD 1. KMD - E.O. Bukachi 2. KMD – P. Mutai 3. KMD - D.N. Muchemi 4. KMD - J.G. Mungai 5. KQ – Patrick. Muisyo 6. KQ – M. Oduma DAY 1: SUMMARY OF KEY TOPICS Presentation 1: A Brief overview of the SAWS AMDAR Programme Ms Esther Gaborekwe - Senior Manager

and windy weather from a succession of low-pressure systems, including the first named storm of the 2024/25 season. The month started with wet weather across the Midlands and East Anglia, followed by a brief interlude of settled weather as high-pressure dominated. A major Atlantic low-pressure system

. 1. In view of the fact that postponement of the "TU assault for about a fortnight would have brought the next possible D-day into the period 17th to 21st June, it is thought that the following brief statement of the weather in the beachhead over that period may be of interest. 2. During the period