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mwr_2025_01_for_print_v1.pdf

UK. Weather diary • Very cold with snow, ice and fog first half, milder but stormy second half the 1st, a depression passed close to northern Scotland, introducing northerly winds, resulting in very cold conditions with sunny spells, and snow showers from the 2nd with all regions reporting lying

pioneers_scott-bae-1910_1913_2023.pdf

, who had long since been trailing behind the rest of the team slipped into a coma and died on 17 February 1912. A month later on 17 March, Lawrence Oates, crippled with frostbite, walked out of the party’s tent and was never seen again; a few days later, the three remaining men were lying

factsheet_14-microclimates_2023.pdf

the southwest of England, as in the United Kingdom as a whole, is very much influenced by topography as well as the exposure to the prevailing wind with the largest values occurring over the more highland regions to the west and the smallest values in the low-lying eastern regions. Princetown has

met-office_together-brochure_scotland.pdf

2018. All warnings in force on a particular day appear in vertical stack formation with red issues on top, followed by amber then yellow. Each warning displays its weather colour, category and validity period, followed by the weather headline and what to expect sections. Beneath these lies a link

mo_together_scotland.pdf

warnings in force on a particular day appear in vertical stack formation with red issues on top, followed by amber then yellow. Each warning displays its weather colour, category and validity period, followed by the weather headline and what to expect sections. Beneath these lies a link

mo_together_wales.pdf

these lies a link to the further details section which includes the risk matrix and a listing of those regions/countries and county authorities lying wholly or partly within the warning area. Email version The majority of emergency responders receive severe weather warnings via email or text message. Figure

A month of contrasts for January’s weather

hazards for many in the northern half of the UK, especially the north of Scotland. Shetland was particularly hard-hit with bitter northerly winds and temperatures struggling to rise much above freezing with deep lying snow. On 17 January, -14°C at Dalwhinnie (Invernesshire) was the lowest

ukcp18-headline-findings-2.pdf

parameter, observed trend, or projected change lying in a given range). A statement that an outcome is ‘very likely’ means that the probability of this outcome can range from ≥90% to 100% probability. This implies that all alternative outcomes are ‘very unlikely’ (0-10%). � � UKCP18 includes exploratory

Briefing on Arctic and Antarctic sea ice - August 2024

growth and compress the sea ice southwards. For example, July 2024 saw a two-wave pattern around Antarctica, with high pressure over the Ross Sea and Indian Ocean sector and low pressure between (Figure 8a). In the Southern Hemisphere, high pressure systems lie to the left following the wind

How do we know when weather records are broken?

know when weather records are broken? Author: Press Office 23 May 2025 Ever wondered how we know if a summer was really the hottest on record? Or how we know if rainfall patterns are changing across the UK? The answer lies in a Met Office dataset that's been quietly mapping our weather history

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