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a sofrer um processo de acidificação, e a frequência das ondas de calor marítimas aumentará. O número total de ciclones tropicais que afetam a África Austral será semelhante ou inferior. No entanto, a proporção destes eventos considerados intensos (categoria 4-5) irá aumentar. Elaborado pelo Met Office. Met Office e o logótipo Met Office são marcas registadas. © Crown Copyright 2022, Met Office 02091

from the west. This will bring periods of heavy rain at times, with the risk of thunderstorms further east.   “Within the yellow warning area on Saturday, rainfall totals of 30 to 40mm are possible within a three-hour period in some places, with a low risk of between 80 and 100mm in 24 hours for some

, and this favours fewer tropical storms than seen in recent years prior to 2006 (see the table) Verification During the 2007 Atlantic season there was a total of 12 named storms in the July-November time frame. The Met Office forecast issued in June predicted 10 storms with a 70% probability range of 7-13.   To view PDF documents you will need to download Adobe Reader

across Northern Ireland with 30 to 40mm falling widely across the Province on 18 August 2023 and as much as 83.0mm at Trassey Slievenaman, County Down, most of this rain falling in only a few hours as the fronts pushed northwards. The Northern Ireland average daily total for 18 August 2023 was 34.0mm

named Storm Callum, which is an intense area of low-pressure passing to the west of Ireland, northern England and Scotland during Friday. This is the third named storm of the season. Throughout Friday and Saturday, parts of South Wales, covered by the Amber Weather Warning, could see rainfall totals

or very cold across parts of Scotland. Significant weather event The gale on the evening of the 2nd was one of the most severe to affect the British Isles during the twentieth century. At least 23 people died, public services were widely disrupted, and the total national damage was estimated to be between

.  Strong westerly winds will bring widespread gusts of 50-60mph to these areas, with gusts possibly reaching 70mph in exposed locations. A spell of heavy rain will accompany the strong winds, with parts of western Scotland seeing the highest rainfall totals. Will Lang, Met Office Chief Meteorologist

pic.twitter.com/fCc4QVsKtV — Met Office (@metoffice) September 29, 2022 “As well as strong winds a band of heavy rain will affect many areas of the country, however rainfall totals are expected to build in western parts of Scotland, up to 40mm in one or two places. With potentially gale force winds

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Heavy rain  Whilst much of the UK have seen a fine start to the week, rain and stronger winds are affecting parts of Northern Ireland and Scotland. This rain will sink into more central areas of the UK on Tuesday, likely persisting for much of Wednesday as well. Rainfall totals are expected