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• Storm Claudia: Why names matter when weather turns wild

  example: named by the Spanish Meteorological Service, Claudia has brought impactful rain and amber warnings to parts of England and Wales. So why did we stick with the name Claudia, and how does the storm naming process work? Why Storm Claudia kept her name Storm Claudia was not named by the Met

• metoffice_weathercareerstories_primary-lesson-plan.pdf

  they hear. Explain that you don’t expect them to know what all of these mean. Next, ask them to read through it again and circle any other words they don’t understand. You could do this in pairs to see if some already know the terms and are able to help their partner with defining them. When pupils

• sesar_polygons_guidance_v1.1july2022.pdf

  .................................................................................................................................. 3 Polygon data and metadata ......................................................................................................... 3 What do polygons represent? ...................................................................................................... 5 Smoothing

• Understanding ensemble forecasting: How the Met Office predicts uncertainty

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• Met Office 10-Day Trend: High pressure dominating, but for how long?

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• Met Office Deep Dive: A Pembrokeshire Dangler and a Sri Lankan tropical system

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• ukcp18_factsheet_global_rcp_2_6.pdf

  by the respective climate modelling centres. Further details are provided in UKCP Guidance: Data availability, access and formats on the UKCP web pages. 3. What can I do with the datasets that I couldn’t do before? The new simulations augment UKCP Global (60km) allowing you to explore the impacts

• Cold water shock: what it is and how to stay safe

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• ukcp18-guidance---how-to-use-the-land-projections.pdf

  projections 2. Why are there multiple strands of information? 3. What should you be aware of before using the land projections? 4. What is the relationship between the sets of land projections? 5. How do you choose the appropriate UKCP18 projections? 5.1 When should you use the probabilistic

• A warm, sunny weekend before a return to cooler weather and even a chance of snow

  Any early mist and fog could be slow to clear, but once it does, conditions will be largely fine and dry. However, from Sunday the weather begins to change. A weakening band of cloud and patchy rain will move southeast across the country, followed by sunny spells and scattered showers in the north