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2021 continues warm global temperature series

compared to recent years. Even so, it was still warmer than previous years influenced by La Niña. The overall long-term warming as a result of greenhouse gases is now far larger than the year-to-year variability caused by naturally occurring climate drivers”, said WMO Secretary-General, Prof. Petteri

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investing in technology and science unless you can translate it for those that need it most – and this approach is now influencing climate science around the world. Supported by: Fund Manager:

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How predictable are European winters?

Predicting the North Atlantic climate is a step closer following a major scientific breakthrough.

, the study revealed that this predictable signal is much smaller than it should be in current climate models. Hence 100 times more ensemble members are required to extract it, and additional steps are needed to balance the effects of winds and greenhouse gases. The team showed that, by taking

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New global temperature records on the horizon

That is the finding from the World Meteorological Organization’s (WMO) latest report: the Global Annual to Decadal Climate Update published today. The report, which has been produced by the Met Office for the WMO, also cites there is a two-in-three chance that global average temperature in at least

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A UK-Brazil exchange

of water, energy, aerosols and greenhouse gases. They also record weather data, helping to give us a better understanding of how the intact Amazon forest responds to, and influences, the climate. I visited the ATTO site in February 2019, while participating in the BrasilFlux workshop hosted

Dr Steven Sandbach

) at the Universities of Leeds, Durham and Exeter on projects investigating hydrodynamics and sedimentology of: river bifurcations, large river dynamics (Parana) and tidally influence rivers (Columbia). Following this, he remained at the University of Exeter to work on the ICOMEX project

Collaborating with The Wildlife Trusts

and collated key points into four public-facing infographics focusing on peatlands, woodlands, coastal/saltmarsh sites and a general overview of climate-related challenges for wildlife and nature. Project 2: Developing weather and climate indicators Weather and climate influence our wildlife and habitats

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: Delivery Partners: Influencing the process Project partners sought direct engagement with the mandated bodies responsible for overseeing the generation of the CIDPs to understand where the project could add the greatest value in terms of supporting the mainstreaming of climate information

wiser0030_report_engaging-with-cidp-process.pdf

: Delivery Partners: Influencing the process Project partners sought direct engagement with the mandated bodies responsible for overseeing the generation of the CIDPs to understand where the project could add the greatest value in terms of supporting the mainstreaming of climate information

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Met Office specialists support COVID-19 research effort

environmental factors could influence the disease and another to open up spare capacity of our HPC to aid modelling through an initiative called Folding@Home. As an organisation the Met Office has not been immune to the impacts of COVID-19 and the measures taken to control it. Many observations that are used

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