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to as InTEM (Inversion Technique for Emission Modelling). ©Crown Copyright 2010 3 1.1 Publications Derwent, R.G., Simmonds, P.G., O’Doherty, S., Grant, A., Yates, E.L., Manning, A.J., Utembe, S.R., Jenkin, M.E., Shallcross, D.E. ‘Seasonal cycles in short-lived hydrocarbons and halocarbons in baseline

series of Niño3.4 indices for all initialised forecasts relative to ERSST IV. Prediction of Regional Impacts Based on Nov0 initialised forecasts: Model predicts overall dry conditions across Australia during 1 st (Y0) and 2 nd (Y+1) wet-season of multi-year El Nino events but underestimates the rainfall

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the data. 14. Soft and hard deadline A first soft deadline for data submission is 31 st of October 2021. A hard deadline will tentatively be 31 st of December 2021. 15. Publication All participants will be included as co-authors of an intercomparison paper. Table 1: 3D data (2-hourly) Variable name

and Electronic Engineering, UCL Strategic Adviser, Tenacium Anusha Shah Director Resilient Cities, Arcadis Trustee, The Green Alliance Trust Catherine Bremner Non-Executive Director, Energy Systems Catapult Co-Chair, Financial Conduct Authority’s Adaptation Working Group Andy Samuel Non-Executive Director

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-end extremes. • Representation of annual and decadal variability which means that time-dependent changes in the probability levels for all variables develop more smoothly through the 21 st century. • Ensuring that average anomalies during the baseline period of 1981-2000 are precisely zero, in each

1960. What will happen in future? Climate projections presented in SROCC show sea level will continue to rise for several centuries under all emissions scenarios 4 . Under high emissions scenarios, 21 st century projections of sea level rise have been revised upwards since AR5 owing to an increase

Areas of expertise Dispersion for emergency response applications Radiological dispersion modelling My Publications - Leadbetter, S Current activities The main focus of Susan's work is on the application of the Met Office's Met Office Dispersion Model (NAME) to the accidental release of pollutants

19 July 2022 Cambridge, NIAB England SW 36.0 18 July 2022 Bude (Cornwall) Wales S 35.8 18 July 2022 Gogerddan (Ceredigion) England SE & Central S 40.2 19 July 2022 Heathrow (London) England SE & Central S 40.2 19 July 2022 St James's Park (London) Lowest daily minimum temperature records District