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being held? It might also be useful to research Youth4Climate. Move to slide 9. Tell the group that since the Paris Agreement, several nations and organisations, big and small, around the world have committed to working towards Net Zero. The UK government for example has committed to reducing its

slips and falls. For some people, cold damp winter weather can have a big impact on their health. We have some simple steps you can take to help keep you and members of your community warm and healthy throughout the winter months. Elderly and less mobile members of your community can be particularly

for volunteering with MapAction – but has volunteering benefited her work at the Met Office? “Yes, I really think so,” says Jo. “It’s given me an understanding of what the big questions are when it comes to responding to an emergency, and how different organisations have to work together – and that really

Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning that is currently in force, as a deep area of low pressure brings spells of very heavy rain to much of England and Wales.  Chief Meteorologist, Neil Armstrong, said: “Many people will have noticed a big change in the weather this week, as last week’s

on Saturday. “That high sticks around on Sunday for the big race but it starts to edge back a bit further west which means there will be a bit of a northerly breeze in the southeast and quite a bit of cloud around as well.” Temperatures are likely to be around 6°C in Greenwich at the start of the day

Radar – Sends out electromagnetic pulses which detect objects in the sky, like raindrops, and can tell how big they are, where they are and how fast they are falling Satellite – take pictures of the earth so that we can see what cloud is out there in the sky across a big area. This helps us to check

. • Tonight: What are the temperatures forecast to be overnight? • Bigger picture: High pressure over the continent is drawing warm air over the UK. The low to the left might bring relief later in the weekend and next week. • Tomorrow: For now though, the heatwave continues. How hot will it be tomorrow

a bigger computer improves the weather forecast,” he said. “One big thing this new computer will allow us to do in the near future is to be able to produce 14-day forecasts with a similar kind of accuracy than we can today for seven, eight, nine days.”   Beyond that, he said the meteorologists

work and expertise that our people apply to develop international standards recognised.  In this case, Chris represents a cohort of experts that have made significant contributions to the sharing and use of big data and very much deserves this esteemed recognition by the geospatial data community.” Award nominations for the Gardels Award are made by members – the prior Gardels Award winners – and approved by the OGC board of directors.

effect. “There’ll be a big diurnal range this week, which is the difference between the maximum daytime temperature and minimum overnight temperature. Thanks to the clear skies during the day, we’ll see some chilly nights after the warmer days with a few places experiencing air frost.” Thursday looks