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spatial resolution of 25km) scenarios for key climate variables to support assessments of uncertainty. The Marine projections include updated projections of time-average sea level rise around the UK coastline, and new projections of extreme water levels, including storm surges and tides. Together

, covering both its land and marine environments. The land projections include updated Probabilistic (maximum spatial resolution of 25km) scenarios for key climate variables to support assessments of uncertainty. The Marine projections include updated projections of time-average sea level rise around

structure over the UK (RCP8.5). Compare SE England and N Scotland. Working together on UK Climate Projections www.metoffice.gov.uk © Crown Copyright 2018, Met Office UKCP18: sea-level rise Working together on UK Climate Projections • Sea-level rise will occur for all emission scenarios and at all locations

find that sea-levels across South Asia are generally projected to rise more slowly than the global average rate of increase, whilst the highest local rates of SLR in the region occur in the north-eastern Bay of Bengal. We identified climatic factors as the greatest contributors to future sea-level

response to a change in radiative forcing, of the order of decades or more for temperature and centuries or more for sea-level rise. Realising the full effect can take more than a thousand years. Therefore, it is prudent to ask: When human emissions of greenhouse gases or aerosols lead to a change

The State of the Global Climate 2020 highlights the latest indicators of the climate system, including greenhouse gas concentrations, increasing land and ocean temperatures, sea level rise, melting ice and glacier retreat and extreme weather. The WMO report, which included contributions from

and track volcanic ash Measure temperature of oceans Track tropical storms and tornadoes Measure sea-level rise This includes the geostationary Meteosat -8, - 9, -10 and -11 satellites and the Metop polar-orbiting satellites. Keeping an eye on the oceans, EUMETSAT also operates the Copernicus Sentinel-3

-specific sea-level projections over all timescales (e.g., projected sea-level rise at 2030 + 1 cm, projected sea-level rise at 2100 + 1 cm). While this does affect headline projection ranges at 2100 by + 0.01 m, the change is small and unlikely to be decision relevant. UKCP users are encouraged to adopt

Programme. UKCP18 CLIMATE CHANGE OVER LAND UKCP18 projects greater chance of hotter, drier summers and warmer, wetter winters This is broadly consistent with UKCP09 UKCP18 MARINE CLIMATE CHANGE How much will sea levels rise in the UK? Projected sea level rise projections at four UK capital cities by 2100

...................................................................... 15 3.3. Risks from coastal hazards ................................................................................... 18 3.3.1. Sea level rise