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• Cold and snowy week ahead – February 2021

  illnesses. “Make a call, or socially-distanced doorstep visit if they live close by, to remind them to heat their home to at least 18 Celsius, 64.4 Fahrenheit and to keep up to date with the forecast. It’s also helpful to check they have enough food and drinks and any medicines they need.” Weather

• Met Office daily weather: A changeable midweek with both rain and sunshine

  will be a cloudy day for many, with outbreaks of rain in the north and west becoming more widespread and heavier away from the hills as the day progresses. However, southern and eastern areas are likely to see plenty of fine weather with sunny spells, at least for much of the day. It will turn cloudier later

• visualeyes_faq.pdf

  is that? A. The mobile design has been built around the standard field operative, who would not normally be a super user. As the administration screens are specific to the super user, and rather complex (best viewed on a larger screen of at least tablet size), we did not feel it was necessary

• Sunshine with a risk of thunderstorms this Bank Holiday

  in the shade during the hottest parts of the day. For good UV protection wear wraparound sunglasses and a hat, cover up with light clothing and, and use sunscreen that’s at least factor 15, which also has good UV-A protection.” With the warm weather, many people will be visiting the coast

• 2023: a year of new climate records

  temperature anomalies sometimes exceeding +3°C.  Overall, 94% of the global ocean surface experienced at least one marine heatwave. Ocean heat content – the measure of heat from the sea surface to a depth of two kilometres – was the highest on record. The average global sea level in 2023

• 2023 set to be tenth consecutive year at 1°C or above

  The average global temperature for 2023 is forecast to be between 1.08 °C and 1.32°C (with a central estimate of 1.20 °C) above the average for the pre-industrial period (1850-1900): the tenth year in succession that temperatures have reached at least 1°C above pre-industrial levels. The Met

• The Good Business Festival

  seen at least 1 degree of warming since pre-industrial times, and the science indicates that some warming is set to continue no matter what efforts are undertaken to reduce emissions over the next couple of decades. “So, this means businesses are faced with two challenges. The first is to do

• Wintry weather on the way

  children and those aged over 65 are at greatest risk, so think what you can do to help others. “Keeping your home heated to at least 18C, wearing lots of thin layers instead of fewer thicker ones, and if you have to head out using footwear with a good grip are all ways to deal with this weather

• Cold winds and snow

  children, older people and those with heart and lung conditions. So if you know someone in any of these groups, please keep an eye on them over the coming days make sure they’re heating their homes to at least 18 °C and keeping an eye on the weather forecast.” Not everyone will see snow over

• Return of snow for the weekend

  people and those with heart and lung conditions. So if you know someone in any of these groups, please keep an eye on them over the coming days make sure they’re heating their homes to at least 18 °C and keeping an eye on the weather forecast.” Not everyone will see snow over the weekend