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to generate sea level projections for tide-gauge locations around the world. As part of CARISSA, new sea level projections for selected tide-gauge locations in the South Asia region have been produced. 50 tide-gauge locations were selected from the Arabian Sea, Bay of Bengal and Equatorial Indian Ocean
to stay safe at the coast. If you are planning on going to the beach we would encourage you to visit a lifeguarded beach and swim between the red and yellow flags. “If you get into trouble in the water, Float to Live: lean back, use your arms and legs to stay afloat. Control your breathing, then call
literature. 2) Generated new future projections of local sealevel change at locations on the coastlines of the Bay of Bengal, Arabian Sea, and the equatorial Indian Ocean Islands by applying methods used to produce the 2018 UK Climate Projections (UKCP18). These projections were generated for contrasting
and its warmest New Year’s Day on record with 16.8 °C at Colwyn Bay, Conwy on 31 December 2021 and 16.3°C at St James’s Park, Central London on 1 January 2022. Overcast conditions at night also resulted in exceptionally high daily minimum temperatures, remaining widely above 10 °C. Several stations
, the number of tropical cyclones per year are not likely to increase, but they will become more intense, particularly in the Bay of Bengal, amplified by higher sea surface temperatures. South Asian river flow will increase due to greater monsoon rainfall (June to September) after the 2050s. By the 2050s
are generated for tide gauge locations on the Indian Ocean and Arabian Sea coasts. Station data is sourced from the Permanent Service for Mean Sea Level (PSMSL, Holgate et al., 2012) .The latitude and longitude coordinates for Arabian Sea, Bay of Bengal and equatorial Indian Ocean are listed in tables A1.1a
at the coast. If you are planning on going to the beach we would encourage you to visit a lifeguarded beach and swim between the red and yellow flags.” “If you get into trouble in the water, Float to Live: lean back, use your arms and legs to stay afloat. Control your breathing, then call for help
developed over the Bay of Biscay to the south. Particularly warm tropical air and very cold polar air collided, forcing warm air to rise creating an area of low pressure. A big difference in temperature between the warm and cold air helped to cause a rapid ascent and a particularly low pressure system
their reliever inhalers with them and make an urgent appointment with their GP if their symptoms don’t improve.” Read here for more information on hot weather and your lungs. If you head to the beach for a dip, we want you to enjoy the water but also to recognise its dangers and never underestimate its power
careers. Read off the following careers which are also illustrated on the slides: Sailor; farmer; lorry driver; pilot; meteorologist (weather forecaster); construction worker (builder); head teacher; tennis club manager; hospital administrator; gardener; beach lifeguard and architect Ask pupils
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