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• mwr_2025_01_for_print.pdf

  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

• pws_value_for_money_review_-_march_2015.pdf

  . 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

• mwr_2025_01_for_print_v1.pdf

  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

• NCIC Monthly Summary

  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

• mwr_2025_01_for_print_v1pdf

  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

• mena-scoping-study-appendices.pdf

  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

• ukcp18_factsheet_sea_level_rise_storm_surge_supp_data_mar23pdf

  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

• ukcp18_factsheet_sea_level_rise_storm_surge_supp_data_mar23.pdf

  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

• edi-progress-report-v9.pdf

  allowed the D-Day landings to occur in June 1944, bringing to a close the horror of World War Two. If you fly, consume items transported from beyond your garden, use public transport (trains or buses) or utilities (electricity or water) or take account of severe weather warnings, you are likely to have

• ukcp18-factsheet-using-rainfall-data-from-ukcp-v2.pdf

  scenario, RCP8.5. A selection of these projections are available at global warming levels (GWLs), which partly overcomes the availability of only RCP8.5. GWLs represent the increase in surface temperatures averaged over the globe expressed relative to the pre-industrial period (1850–1900). Using GWLs