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• 1.5 °C still alive, but most likely in 2100

  and storage.” Prof Lowe added: “There is a big caveat with relying on technology to remove carbon from the atmosphere: it has never been deployed at the scale necessary to remove sufficient carbon-dioxide from the atmosphere to lower global temperature significantly.” Accepting temporary overshoot now

• PowerPoint Presentation

  is to consider the scale and detail of mitigation – ultimately an economic case, but for now – what is the science that links L5 data to that case? – and how do we avoid hyperbole? © 2015 RAL Space Solar flares & the prophets of doom • As with all big risks, space weather appeals to our love of scare stories

• Weather 'not ideal' for BBC Radio 1's Big Weekend

  Festivalgoers in Liverpool should prep for all seasons as BBC Radio 1’s Big Weekend comes with a varied weather forecast.

  As thousands of music lovers descend on Sefton Park for BBC Radio 1’s Big Weekend, the weather in Liverpool is set to deliver a varied mix of sunshine, showers, and gusty winds, making it essential for festivalgoers to come prepared for all conditions. Friday offers the most settled weather

• cop_1.5_report_1.pdf

  temperatures. It’s worth noting that changes in greenhouse gas emissions over the next 15-years are unlikely to have a big effect on such short-term warming trends, but natural variations (such as El Niño or a big volcanic eruption) could push warming slightly up or down. How much long-term warming have we

• cop_15_report_1pdf

  temperatures. It’s worth noting that changes in greenhouse gas emissions over the next 15-years are unlikely to have a big effect on such short-term warming trends, but natural variations (such as El Niño or a big volcanic eruption) could push warming slightly up or down. How much long-term warming have we

• cop_15_report_1pdf-1.cop_15_report_1pdf

  temperatures. It’s worth noting that changes in greenhouse gas emissions over the next 15-years are unlikely to have a big effect on such short-term warming trends, but natural variations (such as El Niño or a big volcanic eruption) could push warming slightly up or down. How much long-term warming have we

• Are ocean robots the next big thing for climate monitoring?

  Non-Executive Directors News & media Media centre Campaigns Contact the Press Office Weather & climate news Corporate news Official news blog Contact us Send us your feedback Ways to contact us How to find our offices Information for visitors Are ocean robots the next big thing for climate

• Keep a weather eye open

  public and emergency services carry out their usual winter preparatory work, all of us can take a few small steps that could make a big difference in adverse conditions.  Please take a moment to consider how your home, health and travel may be affected by the winter weather and take action now

• Climate Services Week 2022

  be better prepared for the future. What will happen at Climate Services Week? The week will include interactive webinars, blogs, newsletters, podcasts, and a Big Questions panel event and more. What difference will it make? As well as looking back and sharing our progress with the wider community, we

• HMS Belfast to open new D-Day display in collaboration with new film PRESSURE

  and the Met Office to conceive, research, and craft this story, and having the opportunity to bring it to audiences together is a dream come true."  Met Office Library and Archive Manager, Catherine Ross, said: “Bringing the true story of the Met Office’s most important forecast to the big screen provides