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of coastal flooding. Met Office Deputy Chief Forecaster Chris Bulmer said: "On Friday conditions will be cold enough for any showers that we do see to fall as snow across the country. The most frequent showers and greatest risk of snow settling, which may cause disruption, will be for areas exposed

Weather and climate science and services in our changing world  As our ability to better understand and predict future weather and climate develops, so too do the expectations of our customers and stakeholders. These evolving demands, together with the opportunities provided by new technology

of Science at the Met Office said: "The UK already has great strengths in climate science, at the Met Office, the NERC Centres and in our universities. But together we can do so much more, and there's never been a more critical need for a national climate science partnership. The UKNCSP provides

what is changing, what effect this could have on people and the environment, and what communities need to do to prepare.” The research used two scenarios to examine potential future wildfire patterns: one where ambitious action is taken to reduce greenhouse gas emissions (RCP 2.6); the other

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of rain, heavy showers and strong winds are likely, and there is an increased chance of snow down to lower levels in places.   How often do we see a white Christmas in the UK? Snow is synonymous with Christmas for many, but just how often do we see a white Christmas in the UK? Find out more here. Stay

: “The UK will have a sunny start to April this week. Temperatures will slowly build, with highs of 21-22°C possible by Thursday and Friday. Other than a small chance of some light rain grazing the far southwest of England it will be a dry week too. At this time of the year, we do start to see higher UV

, and share this information so friends and family know what to do too. "If you see damaged power lines or lines brought down over the coming days, stay well clear and call 105 for free to report it, or dial 999 if there’s an immediate danger to life." Next week The winds will gradually ease through

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