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mean temperature. For cold winter days range is 2.7 to 4.7 degC increase 13 Working together on UK Climate Projections Hot spells become more frequent. Exceeding 30ºC for >2 days rises from typically once every 4 years now, to about four times every year by 2070s. Minimum length of warm spell in days

-eastwards before thundery outbreaks developed briefly over northern parts of East Anglia. Most places were then dry and sunny, but cloud and rain spread from the south-west late in the day. It turned very windy on the 22nd and 23rd, and overnight 21st/22nd the temperature fell no lower than 17.3 °C

to 0900 GMT on 3 December 2010. There was a widespread very severe frost across the UK (even coastal areas of south-west England, for example), with minima below -10 °C across Wales and -20 °C in both north-east England and northern Scotland. There was a brief interlude of milder air in south-west

and southern areas brightened up in the afternoon, before rain spread into the south-west and showers developed in the south-east and south Midlands around teatime. The east coast once again saw mist and fog early on the 27th, while all areas remained generally cloudy, with showers or longer spells

discussions. Once the broad outlines of the scaling-up strategy have been formulated, more detailed operational planning is needed. Operational plans should elaborate the detailed activities to be undertaken and indicate who has responsibility for what part within what period. A finalised strategy

of session 1. Feedback was once again delivered by Andrew Colman and Dr Sreejith. This was then followed by a continuation of session 2 where further demonstrations were given by Andrew on downloading the data via CPT and the IRI climate data library and to respond to any outstanding issues

, including the partial release of the FP7 provision and the potential impacts of COVID-19. Cash flow was considered. • Paul Riches briefed the Board on activities at BEIS, noting the work to respond to the economic impacts of COVID-19. • The report of the 24 th Met Office Scientific Advisory Committee

a novel design that ensured interactive participation of the members, through Q and As and breakout sessions. Besides providing definitions, sources and users of CIS, members were briefed on developing climate change legislation, budgeting, and monitoring and evaluation. The MPs in attendance requested

by Major Ernest Gold on 24 October 1916. All of Gold's forecasts are available from our Digital Library and Archive. Although the first forecast was brief, with time the forecasts developed to become more detailed and were accompanied by synoptic charts for North West France including short forecasts

of coastal gales. Sunday will bring a brief respite as early rain clears eastwards, giving way to a mix of sunny spells and blustery showers. These showers will be most frequent and intense across Scotland, Northern Ireland, and northern England, where hail and thunder are possible. Winds