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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

temperature reached at a particular location between two fixed times 24-hours apart, usually 0900 GMT to 0900 GMT. Month Value Location (England) Date January 17.6 °C Eynsford (Kent) 27 January 2003 February 21.2 °C Kew Gardens (London) 26 February 2019 March 25.6 °C Mepal (Cambridgeshire) 29 March

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

is bad for fishing Koguna Bad (makes water cold) Fair Fair (warm water for good fish catch) Fair Bad in heavy rain Bad Bad – scares away fish Sunshine Good Good Nimbus clouds Nyalambwe(win d) Good because they warn fishers of danger Bad for fishing Good Bad – (makes Kwasi (bird) Good Good it warns

. Whilst in an overall cold winter these effects broadly cancelled each other out (winter of 2013), energy use would drop during milder/warmer spells which could lead to an overall negative impact on GDP if the temperature overall was average but there had been long spells of frost impacting

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

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

increase in frequency of marine heatwaves (Richardson et al., 2021). • Morocco – projected significant warming (Balhane et al., 2022). • Egypt – projected increase in flood frequency along Nile (He et al., 2022). • Iraq - individual downpours are projected to become more intense (Richardson et al

...................................................................................................................................... 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

to which sea level will rise is dependent upon future temperature rise. If global temperature rise is limited to 1.5°C of warming, global mean sea level will rise by approximately 2-3m over the next 2000 years. However, if global temperature rise reaches 5°C of warming, global mean sea-level rise could