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-world campaign that successfully managed to reach people who don’t normally use digital. How did they do it? Alex Find some examples of weather reports for hazardous weather. Can you find one that is done really well and one that is done badly? What was good or bad about them? How could they have been

Fire Severity Index (FSI) – Understanding Wildfire Conditions in the UK

as necessary. It’s important to note that the FSI does not predict when or where wildfires will start. Instead, it analyses up-to-date weather data—such as rainfall, drought, wind speed, temperature, and humidity—to determine how these factors could affect fire behaviour. Humidity is especially

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sector, non-governmental organisations, and vital businesses such as energy providers and aviation services. In doing so, WISER has supported 3.3 million households to access enhanced WCIS, helping them to make decisions that strengthen their resilience, delivering at least £200 million in socio

Met Office Deep Dive: Hurricane Melissa and the UK weather outlook

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Why 1.5°C?

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Met Office Deep Dive: A change on the way, but when?

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and September. So, if we already know the “typical” weather in a season – that is, the “climate”, then why do we need a forecast? Well a season’s characteristics naturally vary from one year to another; for example, a mild and wet winter one year may be followed by a cold and dry winter the next

Why tackling disinformation matters more than ever at the Met Office

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Understanding tropical nights and their impact

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Assembling our capability for ensemble weather forecasting

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