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, these projections should be viewed as indicative of the overall magnitude of changes we might see over the 21 st Century. For both the surge and wave projections, we are unable to quantify the relative influence of the climate change signal and natural variability on the simulated changes over the 21

details about GloSea5, see http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/research/climate/seasonal-to-decadal/gpc-outlooks/userguide/technical-glosea5. For most of the region shown in figure 1a and b, the combined (GloSea5 plus statistical) forecast probabilities for the above average rainfall tercile category are centred

, the wind died down and the hills opened up to reveal the City of Celestia. Odd-shaped houses, a mishmash of quirky shops and higgledy-piggledy streets wound their way around the Forest of Fahrenheits. In the centre of the forest stood the pointiest and shiniest building – the Sun Citadel, where

, the wind died down and the hills opened up to reveal the City of Celestia. Odd-shaped houses, a mishmash of quirky shops and higgledy-piggledy streets wound their way around the Forest of Fahrenheits. In the centre of the forest stood the pointiest and shiniest building – the Sun Citadel, where

Asia: Monthly Climate Outlook November to August Issued: February 2025 Overview Current Status Outlooks Annex 1 – Supplemental Information Climate Outlook Asia: November to August Overview Asia Current Status and Outlook – Temperature Asia Current Status and Outlook – Rainfall Global Outlook

The State of the UK Climate 2021 report reviews the climate and significant meteorological events of the year across the UK. This year’s report continues to show the impact of global temperature rises on the climate in the UK, reaffirming that climate change is not just a problem for the future

in global surface warming. The key misunderstanding here is that the IPCC climate projections (shown by the green shading in Figure 1) are not initialised; they are driven by the long-term external forcings, from greenhouse gases to volcanoes and changes in the energy received from the sun

summer sunshine. After that, however, the jet stream shifted much further to the south, with low-pressure systems often bringing rather wet and windy conditions to the UK through much of July and August. “The characteristic variability of the UK’s climate has once again been illustrated by this summer

and flash flooding Influence of North Atlantic Oscillation (NAO) Daily precipitation extremes in winter Severe convective wind gusts Positive (NAO) LOW HIGH Influence of North Atlantic Storm Track Urban changes Figure 1 Schematic of the spatial resolution of UKCP18 climate models and the implications

on celebrating their successes and drawing learning from project to programme as well as creating an opportunity for WISER partners to co-create recommendations that will influence the design of future Weather and Climate Information Services (WCIS) programmes. Over 70 attendees from across all