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reaching double figures, but parts of Scotland will only reach 5 °C. On Saturday, there will be sunny intervals in the north, with wintry showers affecting the northeast. Whilst in the south, early wind and rain will ease later, allowing the sun to come out in some places. Overnight into Sunday

members which start at 6 different initial forecast times and receive boundary conditions from different cycles of the driving global ensemble, MOGREPS-G.  This approach is known as ‘time-lagging’. In this way, spread between members comes from perturbations on small scales (through the different

Implementation routes – Building partnerships – Nationally and with international community Next steps – Ministerial mandate / White paper (working with Met Office) – Refine technical requirements – This Meeting – Refine proposals 8 Questions ? Come & Talk to us 9

brings the chance of showers and thunderstorms  A change in the outlook comes in on Saturday night. Most areas will remain dry with long clear spells under cloudless skies. The cloud will remain in the far northwest of Scotland and by the early hours of Sunday morning, cloud will increase

for Tuesday and Wednesday. Weather over past Coronations Data from the Met Office archive shows that past coronations back to Edward VII have been mixed when it comes to the weather. The Coronation of HM Queen Elizabeth II saw temperature highs of just 11.8°C on 2 June 1953 with some light rain through

, but there are other important factors. Dr Camilla Mathison, lead on Climate Mitigation Science at the Met Office, said: “Actions to reduce greenhouse gas emissions also have additional benefits for society, with even small changes to daily life making a big difference when it comes to your carbon footprint. A simple

observations charting climate change since the early 1990s and we also have a body of climate science research from the Met Office and other organisations helping us to understand and predict, in part, future climate change. “In 2020 we stand at a mid-point in a climate change journey. We have come

Forecasters are signalling the prospect of higher temperatures to come into the early part of next week.

A weak weather front will push east across most areas today and into tomorrow. This will bring some wetter conditions to parts of Northern Ireland and western Britain, but will quickly weaken as it comes east on Saturday morning. Making plans this weekend? 🚗 Here is the latest forecast 👇

suggest that if the current trend continues, the area burnt due to climate change will increase significantly in the coming decades. The study comes at a crucial time as we witness increasingly destructive fire seasons worldwide. It is essential that we not only adapt our policies to better manage fires, but also address underlying causes of climate change.

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