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OFFICI AL OFFICIAL PREDICTING ENSO EVENTS AND THEIR REGIONAL IMPACTS BEYOND A YEAR Sur Sharmila 1 , Oscar Alves 1 , Harry Hendon 2 , Antje Weisheimer 3 , Magdalena Balmaseda 3 , Matthew Wheeler 1 , Wendy Sharples 1 , Andrew Marshall 1 1 Bureau of Meteorology, Australia; 2 Monash University

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variation from year-to-year, with the forecast increase for 2024 being relatively large (Figure 2). The Mauna Loa record is a good guide to rise in global average CO2  concentration, which we therefore expect to increase by a similar amount. Figure 1. Forecast CO2 concentrations at the Mauna Loa

percentiles. We are already witnessing the impacts of a global average temperature rise of 1°C compared to pre-industrial levels. The Paris Agreement aims to curtail greenhouse gas emissions so that the future global average temperature increase is capped at below 2°C, ideally at the lower limit

percentiles. We are already witnessing the impacts of a global average temperature rise of 1°C compared to pre-industrial levels. The Paris Agreement aims to curtail greenhouse gas emissions so that the future global average temperature increase is capped at below 2°C, ideally at the lower limit

Modifying CoMorph-A for kilometre-scale resolutions Sally Lavender 1,2 , Adrian Lock 2 , Michael Whitall 2 , Sam Smith 2 and Alison Stirling 2 1 Centre for Applied Climate Sciences, University of Southern Queensland 2 Met Office 5 th June 2025 | Seamless Global Modelling Workshop | Bristol

th percentiles. We are already witnessing the impacts of a global average temperature rise of 1°C compared to pre-industrial levels. The Paris Agreement aims to curtail greenhouse gas emissions so that the future global average temperature increase is capped at below 2°C, ideally at the lower limit

and 90 th percentiles. We are already witnessing the impacts of a global average temperature rise of 1°C compared to pre-industrial levels. The Paris Agreement aims to curtail greenhouse gas emissions so that the future global average temperature increase is capped at below 2°C, ideally at the lower

th percentiles. We are already witnessing the impacts of a global average temperature rise of 1°C compared to pre-industrial levels. The Paris Agreement aims to curtail greenhouse gas emissions so that the future global average temperature increase is capped at below 2°C, ideally at the lower limit