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forecasts:QGIS v2.18.12 - May 2019 WISER knowledge reference number WISER0104 Training module developed within the ASPIRE project. Digitisation of PRESASS/PRESAO seasonal forecasts:QGIS v3.4 - May 2019 WISER knowledge reference number WISER0103 Training module developed within the ASPIRE project

of Snow Days with Snow Lying at 0900 UTC Days of Freezing January 149 11 5 4 2 February 137 10 5 3 1 March 100 7 3 1 0 April 93 7 2 0 0 May 104 7 0 0 0 June 97 7 0 0 0 July 79 6 0 0 0 August 102 7 0 0 0 September 114 8 0 0 0 October 141 10 0 0 0 November 135 10 1 0 0 December 156 11 3 2 0 Month

areas, where a few scattered coastal showers are expected. North and west Wales may also see the odd shower. The Northern Isles, in particular, will experience a cloudier day with frequent showers and the possibility of some longer spells of rain. Temperatures will remain below average for the time

A changeable weekend lies ahead, with a mix of sunshine, showers, and shifting conditions from north to south. While some areas will enjoy fine weather, others may need to keep an eye on the skies. Here's what to expect as we move through Saturday and into Sunday. Saturday will bring largely

. Using climate model projections • Together with observations, projections can be used as one source of information when planning for the future or as a communication tool. • When planning for the future, you may wish to carry out a climate change risk assessment. This needs to takes into account

Pinatubo eruption (orange).    The carbon dioxide concentration also varies during the year due to uptake by ecosystems in the northern hemisphere spring and summer growing season and a release as vegetation dies back in autumn and winter.  This seasonal cycle is forecast to peak at 412.2 ± 0.6 ppm in May

show? Recent research has put forward conflicting evidence to show carbon budgets may be either larger or smaller than previously thought. For example, one 2017 paper 2 updates carbon budgets based on recent global temperature observations and suggests that warming in our climate may be less sensitive

outlets for its economic activities. 4.2. When delivering non-economic activities, the Met Office's standard approach (consistent with HM Treasury Guidance) is to price such activity based upon full cost recovery plus a real charge for the cost of capital and may include an agreed efficiency target

and snow across Scotland and northern England, particularly over modest high ground. Northern Ireland, northern England, north Wales and central to southeastern England will see a band of rain, while northeast Scotland may experience showers of rain, sleet, and snow. In contrast, the southwest will remain

, northern England, and possibly north Wales. Some of these showers may be heavy and thundery, though they will gradually ease and clear from the west through the afternoon. Further south, conditions will be much calmer, with dry and fine weather dominating. Temperatures will be slightly lower than recent