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to the northern part of Zone 1, northern Central Asia. Although the Central Asia CORDEX simulations do cover the northern parts of Zone 1, there were not enough RCMs to comprise a sufficient sample, so only CMIP5 and CMIP6 data were used for this Zone. Central Asian CORDEX simulations were not included

% of parents with children aged 11 and under admit they have told their children to take their top off in the sunshine so they don’t get tan lines. Whilst shocking, the figures can in some ways be explained by a lack of knowledge amongst parents of the damage the sun can inflict. For example: 7% do

The Met Office Hadley Centre has written three reports that address the recent pause in global warming and seek to answer the following questions: What have been the recent trends in other indicators of climate over this period? What are the potential drivers of the current pause? How does

creative medium would you choose? E.g. art, video, animation etc. What if you were a photographer covering climate change? What would you photograph and why? What if you could choose an example of data to show climate change? What would it be? How do you feel when you see information about climate

UKCP Newsletter - November 2021 New UKCP User Group Opportunity • Do you want to be at the forefront of new and developing climate information in the UK, expanding your network of climate change professionals and world-leading climate experts? • Do you work in the private, public (except central

Polling by the Met Office shows that over half the British public are consciously making low-carbon choices, with nearly two thirds wanting to do more.

In a YouGov survey, a representative sample of the British public was asked about the action they are taking to reduce their carbon footprint and their perceptions on if people in the UK are doing enough to reduce their carbon footprint. The data shows 59% of those surveyed are making conscious

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– new developments in science/develop knowledge and understanding of topical science. • Art and design/expressive arts – storytelling 2 Space Weather | Amazing aurora Activity steps Ice breaker Start the lesson as a whole class and ask them: what kind of things do you find in the sky? Working in pairs

help to do better with the observations? Zipfel (2022) and Zipfel (2024) Used Gradient Boosting Regression Tree (GBRT) machine learning techniques to predict all-sky AMSR-E (satellite) LWP values as a function of:- Reanalysis meteorological variables. MODIS droplet concentration (20km grid boxes