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• Memo

  of the Business Performance Measures, with all but Total Office Profit and Business Growth Revenue meeting their stretch targets; continued improvement in forecast accuracy year-on-year; high performance computing capital grant; confirmed funding for the Hadley Centre for Climate Prediction and Research

• How was May in Wales?

  areas. Rainfall is a defining feature of the Welsh climate, and the wettest May on record brought 213.9mm of rain in 2021. This substantial total underscores the region’s exposure to moist Atlantic air masses, which can bring prolonged periods of rain, particularly in western and mountainous areas

• southern-climate-infographic-frenchpdf

  fréquence des vagues de chaleur marines augmentera. Le nombre total de cyclones tropicaux affectant l'Afrique australe sera similaire ou inférieur. Toutefois, la proportion de ces derniers qui seront intenses (catégorie 4 à 5) augmentera. Produit par le Met Office. Met Office et le logo Met Office sont des marques déposées. © Crown Copyright 2022, Met Office 02091

• How was May in the Midlands?

  -season cold snaps, especially during clear nights when radiative cooling can cause temperatures to dip sharply. Rainfall in the Midlands can vary significantly, and the wettest May on record brought 143.9mm of rain in 1932. While not as extreme as in western regions, this total still represents

• More extreme weather events with planetary warming

  than temperature, so the trend is perhaps less clear, although there is a trend of an increasing contribution to total annual rainfall from very wet days, with an extra two per cent of precipitation falling compared to 1961-90.  The map above compares differences between two periods:1951-1980

• Global sea-level rise-Infographic-1-MM

  interact with Earth’s gravity field, rotation, and shape of the ocean floor (GRD) affecting regional sea level change. Total sea-level change: Increasing Stays the same Decreasing Sea level processes: Thermal expansion Greenland Antarctica Glaciers Land water storage Glacial isostatic adjustment New York

• Amber and yellow rain warnings issued.

  Parts of these areas will see some large rainfall totals over the next day or two due to a slow-moving weather front and amber and yellow National Severe Weather Warnings are in place. 100 to 150mm of rainfall is likely to accumulate quite widely throughout parts of Cumbria, with 200 to 250mm

• Low pressure arrives for the weekend

  , each day there will be a risk of showers or longer spells of rain for many areas of the country. It is likely that more prolonged showers will bring a risk of thunderstorms too. And in some areas, most likely in the southwest, rainfall totals will build through the week.”   Temperatures are expected

• A wet and windy weekend ahead

  are in place from today (Thursday) until Sunday, covering parts of northwest England, Wales and western parts of Scotland.  Across the warning areas rainfall totals of 30-40mm can be expected quite widely by the end of Friday, whilst over the hills and mountains of north Wales and Cumbria, where rain

• Wet and warm June comes to a close

  values in just a few wet spells. This is the case for much of southern and central parts of the UK, however northern areas did experience more prolonged periods of rain over the month which accounts for the high and in some cases record-breaking rainfall totals.” Provisional 1-29 June 2017 data Mean