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Project summary Decentralised Climate Information Services for decision-making in Western Kenya (WISER Western) Introduction The purpose of the WISER Western project was to develop and deliver demand-led and decentralised services of the Kenya Meteorological Department (KMD) in the counties

, the wind died down and the hills opened up to reveal the City of Celestia. Odd-shaped houses, a mishmash of quirky shops and higgledy-piggledy streets wound their way around the Forest of Fahrenheits. In the centre of the forest stood the pointiest and shiniest building – the Sun Citadel, where

, the wind died down and the hills opened up to reveal the City of Celestia. Odd-shaped houses, a mishmash of quirky shops and higgledy-piggledy streets wound their way around the Forest of Fahrenheits. In the centre of the forest stood the pointiest and shiniest building – the Sun Citadel, where

season and their influence acts to shift the chances of the categories in the Outlook. The influence of many of these drivers on UK weather patterns tends to reduce during spring. Drivers relevant to the current Outlook are: • The warming of UK climate consistent with wider global warming trends • La

of rainfall (particularly at shorter leadtimes). •However at longer leadtimes the predictability is not purely because of initialization but also due to external variability SST correlations with regional rainfall Influence of forcings in observations Solid Lines: 1993-2015 Fractional variance

average of the daily mean temperature for the UK (15.2˚C) in the present climate (present climate represented by the years 2016 to 2022), b) compare this to the chance of a September reaching or exceeding this value in a hypothetical present-day climate that has not been influenced by greenhouse

for the UK (15.2˚C) in the present climate (present climate represented by the years 2016 to 2022), b) compare this to the chance of a September reaching or exceeding this value in a hypothetical present-day climate that has not been influenced by greenhouse gas emissions (so-called, ‘natural’ climate

number and wide variety of decisions that could be influenced by the weather forecast. Instead, this study used a contingent valuation technique to ascertain the average amount individuals would be willing to pay annually for the current PWS. The main result of the study, the average willingness

Understanding more about the future intensity of hourly rainfall and daytime extreme temperatures are two factors vital to the resilience of the UK in a world increasingly impacted by climate change.

Today [Monday 16 September 2019], Defra, BEIS, Met Office and the Environment Agency are launching the highest-ever resolution of climate projections produced for the UK: for the first time on a par with the resolution used for weather forecasting. The launch complements the other products already

Asia: Monthly Climate Outlook July to April Issued: October 2020 Overview Current Status Outlooks Annex 1 – Supplemental Information Climate Outlook Asia: July to April Overview Asia Current Status and Outlook – Temperature Asia Current Status and Outlook – Rainfall Global Outlook – Temperature