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the unseasonably warm spell of February 2019 with Met Office comms and other media outlets mentioning the potential for record breaking temperatures and the data on the Met Office app and website being inconsistent with the prevailing story. It was acknowledged that improvements need to be made
pressure brought more settled conditions in the second week of January, although temperatures were still below average and widespread frosts and freezing fog brought some disruption. Altnaharra (Sutherland) saw its lowest January temperature since 2010 with -18.9°C recorded on the 11th, before warmer
above the 1991-2020 long-term average. Northernmost areas were close to average, whereas southern areas were up to 2 °C warmer than average for the month; frosts were fewer than average except in Scotland, and mean minimum temperatures were particularly high relative to average. Parts of Scotland
the organisation. Looking back on the year, the Met Office’s unique ability to turn science into useful advice came to the fore last June with accurate, timely forecasts of a particularly warm spell, warning people of the impact that hot weather can have on health. This advice enabled Public Health
will always be directly related to the weather conditions forecast. Once the CDM has prepared the weekly forecast, he/she will share it immediately by email or social media with a panel of at least five technical experts from the local Ministry of Agriculture and the local KALRO research station
will always be directly related to the weather conditions forecast. Once the CDM has prepared the weekly forecast, he/she will share it immediately by email or social media with a panel of at least five technical experts from the local Ministry of Agriculture and the local KALRO research station
...................................................................................................................................... 16 3.3 What would a 2°C or 4°C warmer world look like for Ukraine? ....................................................... 17 Past and future climate impacts on key sectors
that “it is likely that anthropogenic influences have led to warming of extreme daily minimum and maximum temperatures at the global scale” and that “there is medium confidence 1 that anthropogenic influences have 1 Likely indicates probability greater than 66%; see IPCC guidance on uncertainty language
-industrial levels, (van Vurren et al. 2011), which is higher than the target of limiting warming to well below 2˚C set by the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) Paris Agreement. The baseline period of 1981-2010 considered in this report represents an observed increase of around
for marginalized and landless groups and promotion of access to markets can enhance the resilience of livelihoods. xi 1. Introduction The results of the last Climate Change Assessment Report developed by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) state that human-induced warming has affected
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