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• met_office_pagasa_february_workshop_report.pdf

  and social media, to improve communication noting the value of reaching younger audiences. Other ideas included developing demand-based information methods, scaling up youth camps, providing recognition awards for uptake of climate information, providing incentives at the local level to use

• met_office_pagasa_february_workshop_reportpdf

  and social media, to improve communication noting the value of reaching younger audiences. Other ideas included developing demand-based information methods, scaling up youth camps, providing recognition awards for uptake of climate information, providing incentives at the local level to use

• Scorching Junes: How often do we see temperatures over 30°C in June?

  and the 1976 Summer as a whole is still the UK’s warmest summer on record for average maximum temperatures based on a series from 1884. Following a quieter period in the 1980s and early 1990s, the frequency of these hot days began to rise again in the 2000s. The June 2005 heatwave saw over 80 stations

• The role of different timescales

  with future changes in climate. Climate projections show a spread of possible outcomes, and this is useful to assess opportunity or risk. In the UK, climate projections show a tendency towards warmer and wetter winters, and hotter and drier summers. Natural variability in the weather will continue

• NCIC Monthly Summary

  temperatures in some areas exceeded 30 °C, for which extreme heat warnings were issued. There were fatalities in water during the hot spell, and ambulance services reported extremely high demand. Northern Ireland Water witnessed extreme pressure on their network, which resulted in a burst main water pipe

• Met Office daily weather: Cloudy skies with rain and drizzle

  the West where we're going to see the rain. Wales, Devon, Cornwall, particularly the high ground across Northern England and parts of Scotland. “Now, this band will clear by the afternoon. So, it will turn brighter across Northern Ireland and Western Scotland by the end of the day, but we could see some

• Butterfly&Birds_Graphs

  Variable number of sightings, with a high of 15 in 2016. Other red list species are Red Kite, Fieldfare, Linnet and Song Thrush - which are also Devon and National BAP species. Other amber list species are Green Woodpecker, Swallow, and Grey Wagtail. Number of birds sighted 180 160 140 120 100 80 60

• Met Office daily weather: Changeable with a mix of thick cloud and frequent showers

  , in the Southeast we might squeak up to the 20s but feeling a bit warmer because those winds will be lighter. “Don't get used to that however because the cloud already thickening by the end of Tuesday afternoon coming in from the southwest another area of low pressure another zone of wet weather that'll make its presence felt in South Wales, Devon, and Cornwall through the evening. That rain eventually spreading up towards Northern Ireland.”

• mavis-launch-overview-document.pdf

  to familiarise yourself with the platform before the March 2026 migration. Met Office FitzRoy Road Exeter Devon EX1 3PB United Kingdom © Crown copyright 2025, Met Office Page 3 of 3

• Biodiversity at the Met Office

  a variety of wildlife-rich habitats alongside a busy working environment. During our regular bird survey, I was delighted personally to add red kite to the Met Office species list – a bird which is still a comparative rarity in Devon. “The wildflower meadow and the area around the ponds