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and rain, it will feel much cooler than the unseasonably mild conditions seen in recent days. Weekend and next week Saturday could provide a brief respite from the winds and rain for a time, although some rain may linger across northeastern areas, before another front moves in from the west later
issued. Met Office Deputy Chief Meteorologist, Mark Sidaway, said: “While the worst of the winds from Storm Éowyn will ease later on Friday, Scotland will continue to see gusty winds through Saturday as the low pressure clears to the northeast. After a brief calmer spell, another area of low pressure
has now passed and the winds will continue to ease through the day today as she moves out into the North Sea. Strong, damaging winds were recorded in the warning areas on Monday with gusts of up 90mph recorded. “A brief quieter spell will last through Wednesday though interspersed with some rainfall
to support the public health community for improved decisionmaking. In particular, the four-day workshop consisted of the following main components: (i) Review activities following the recommendations from the NIH 2014 workshop including impact of the December 2015 Ethiopia El Niño Policy Brief (ii
. • James Partington (NED, BEIS representative) briefed the Board on activities at BEIS, including the appointment of the new Permanent Secretary, Sarah Munby, and the priorities for BEIS in the current environment. • Andy Kirkman (Director, Government Services) and Derrick Ryall (Associate Director
, sturdy footwear and a charging cable and mobile power bank are all essentials.” Turning wet and windy in the weekend Friday will see a brief respite for some, while snow showers will continue to feed into northern coastal areas, topping up snow accumulations over high ground but reaching lower levels
the government’s report to Parliament in 2022 under the Climate Change Act. He has briefed politicians and business leaders on climate change, presented science alongside Al Gore and spoken to Prince Charles about the risks to the Amazon rainforest from climate change and deforestation. Professor Betts is a member of the University of Exeter’s Global Systems Institute, which aims to create transformative solutions to the challenges of global change.
However the winds did turn briefly northerly for the last weekend of the month, bringing the first widespread frost of autumn with a minimum temperature of -5.0°C recorded at Tulloch Bridge in Invernesshire on the morning of the 30th. Mean temperatures are above average across the UK, generally
, the weather looks set to remain changeable into the beginning of next week with frontal systems bringing wet and windy weather at times with some brief calmer, drier and brighter spells. Temperatures will most probably be around average for the time of year but with some colder interludes. From midweek
a brief e-mail update of any relevant issues in early September. It was also noted that an earlier start was planned for September to allow for a review of the Board Governance/Structure. • Close of Meeting
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