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priority natural hazards in the UK National Risk Register Main impacts at a glance. The major impacts can roughly be divided into two areas – impacts on technology and threats to equipment and health in space and high altitude • Power grid outages • Disruption to GNSS/GPS systems • HF radio comms

the risk of accidental fires on vulnerable access land by suspending open access rights when conditions become exceptional (FSI level 5).  Delivered through the Met Office Hazard Manager and Resilience Direct, the Natural Hazards Partnership’s Daily Hazard Assessment provides an at-a-glance overview

this, a Daily Hazard Assessment is produced providing an at a glance summary of a range of natural hazards that could affect the UK. This is available to UK government and all Category 1 and 2 responders for use in planning decisions. Daily Hazard Assessment User Guide DAILY HAZARD ASSESSMENT SECTIONS

solar disc highlighting active regions, coronal holes and other features including magnetic polarity GENERAL INFORMATION Email providing general information for users and visual representaion of solar activity. To be used in conjunction with warnings and forecasts. Provides a visual at a glance view

the summer so far as it draws to a meteorological close, and takes a glance at some fascinating weather phenomena from around the world. Let’s begin by examining the shift in the UK’s weather pattern and what it means for the days ahead. The week’s weather: From high pressure to flabby low

to get the first glance at what an event might look like and the request to issue warnings for N. Ireland specifically as this provides greater clarity on start and end times to inform response and recovery phases and to maximise efficiency in deployment of resource. Item 10: AOB N. Ireland colleagues

. The digital team are looking at how to present the ‘at a glance’ visuals on the App. The group were informed about the ‘big jump’ (improvement) in forecasting precipitation using the Blended Probabilistic Forecast. It was good to see that difference and that the Blended Probabilistic Forecast was delivering. The PWSCG agreed that D2.5a had been met. Decision 03 Item 13: In camera session – PWSCG members only See full version. 6

Photography/Shutterstock (bottom right) Table of Contents Page Glossary ii OVERVIEW OF THE REPORT iv Executive Summary v Report at a Glance xiii PART I: INTRODUCTION 1 1 Introduction and objectives 2 2 How the Met Office contributes to the UK 3 PART II: UPDATED ECONOMIC VALUATION OF THE MET OFFICE 10 3

that potential hazardous conditions are automatically shared across your workforce. VisualEyes™ allows customers to easily view weather conditions at multiple sites, at a glance. The primary components are: � � � � Map Viewer - this gives both observed and forecast weather and alert information; Alert Panel

on behalf of the Controller of His Majesty’s Stationery Office 4 Performance report 6 Our purpose 8 Helping you stay safe 12 Helping you to thrive 16 Statement from the Chair 18 Chief Executive’s summary 20 Met Office at a glance 22 Strategic report 24 Excellent people and culture 28 Exceptional science