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cop_1.5_report_1.pdf

temperatures. It’s worth noting that changes in greenhouse gas emissions over the next 15-years are unlikely to have a big effect on such short-term warming trends, but natural variations (such as El Niño or a big volcanic eruption) could push warming slightly up or down. How much long-term warming have we

Climate Services Week 2022

be better prepared for the future. What will happen at Climate Services Week? The week will include interactive webinars, blogs, newsletters, podcasts, and a Big Questions panel event and more. What difference will it make? As well as looking back and sharing our progress with the wider community, we

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Keep a weather eye open

public and emergency services carry out their usual winter preparatory work, all of us can take a few small steps that could make a big difference in adverse conditions.  Please take a moment to consider how your home, health and travel may be affected by the winter weather and take action now

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Warm but unsettled end to the week

Despite the warm feel at times this week, low pressure will bring an unsettled theme with spells of rain and a risk of thunderstorms for some. In the latest Week ahead forecast, Alex Deakin said: “Looking at the bigger picture, high pressure is to the north, low pressure to the southwest

wiser0193_highway_visualisation_fact_sheet.pdf

the ability to visualise data from different sources (internet/ cloud, local data etc). This is fundamentally ‘big data analytics’ at its most cutting-edge, with added complication that we need it to work over the internet and be fast even with limited bandwidth! FOREST • FOREST is a leap

Jeff_Knight_ppt.pptx

an ensemble of AMIP runs • If this works, it could provide better feedback for model developers and better models for seasonal forecast groups If we had more years by running an ensemble, how big should it be? Change in DJF MSLP telecon to Nino3.4 (Pa/K) Questions and Answers GC Assessment vs GloSea clim

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Lessons and legacy of the Great Storm of 1987

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

PowerPoint Presentation

modules ‣11 Trainers from MOC, IMTR, UoN, CCD, ICPAC, KMD & WMO ‣ 19 Delegates from 8 countries The Big Idea The Big Idea The 3 L’s Learners Adapt the training to reflect characteristics of different learners. Learning Immediate outcome of intervention, knowledge and information. Logistics

How the Met Office utilises Big Data in its operations

the Met Office utilises Big Data in its operations Author: Press Office 26 November 2025 The Met Office stands at the intersection of science, technology, and public service. As the UK’s national meteorological service, our mission is to help people make better decisions to stay safe and thrive.   Our

Humanitarian disaster response

for volunteering with MapAction – but has volunteering benefited her work at the Met Office? “Yes, I really think so,” says Jo. “It’s given me an understanding of what the big questions are when it comes to responding to an emergency, and how different organisations have to work together – and that really

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