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Office 10-Day Trend: Temperatures to peak this weekend Author: Press Office 19 June 2025 As we approach the summer solstice this weekend, the UK is experiencing a spell of hot weather, with the shortest night of the year potentially also being the warmest so far. The key question in the medium-range

and loss following severe weather events. This year’s World Meteorological Day has the theme ‘Closing the Early Warning Gap Together’. António Guterres, United Nations Secretary-General, in his message for World Meteorology Day on 23 March 2025, says, “…in this new climate reality, early warning systems

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. Bioenergy crops are grown, then burned to produce energy. The carbon released as they are burned is captured (using technology) and stored underground. There are also other options, such as speeding up the process that some types of rock absorb CO 2 or using technology to directly suck CO 2 from

delivered across a burned area.  Stacey also has a strong background in climate change science obtaining a BSc (Hons) Geography degree and a MRes Climate Change Impacts and Feedbacks degree from the University of Exeter.

the same pattern. Again any mist and fog for central and eastern counties burned away by mid-morning on the 13th, which was the hottest day of the month with a maximum temperature of 34.9 °C at Charlwood (Surrey). Sunshine and heat continued on the 14th, after an overnight minimum temperature

reaching 9.4 °C. All areas were cloudy on the 2nd, with patchy light rain or showers developing over northern and south-western counties. The 3rd saw some mist and fog in the south-west during the morning, and rain or showers for most parts on and off through the day. It remained generally cloudy again

, ask if your friends, family or neighbours need any support.  And if you’re going outside for a prolonged period, remember UV is high at this time of year so think how the sun affects you and what you’d do to make sure you don’t get burned.” The highest temperature recorded in the UK so far

will burn down in the coming years; however, I still buy insurance to guard against that risk.” Under extreme climate change scenarios, the authors discovered the emergence of a Pacific Meridional Overturning Circulation (PMOC), which sinks in the Pacific Ocean, in most simulations. Dr Baker added