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conditions to generate income. “For me, the drought is a blessing in disguise. But when it starts raining, I will do what everyone does; plant crops,” said Echoka. Supported by: Fund Manager: Delivery Partners: To others, especially the elderly people, the prevailing climatic conditions are something

wouldn’t get to this situation but for the first time ever we are forecasting greater than 40°C in the UK. “Climate attribution scientist at the Met Office, Dr Nikos Christidis, said “In a recent study we found that the likelihood of extremely hot days in the UK has been increasing and will continue to do

with emergencies linked to severe weather events. The group were informed that MO and SEPA are involved with Police Scotland when planning operations. The advisor email was a product sited as particularly useful. The advance noticed the MO do often provide is extremely useful to them in planning where

the UK and Europe. These are referred to as RCM-12. We expect water balance data to become available from UKCP Local (Kendon et al, 2019) at a future date, when we will update this factsheet. The probabilistic projections are not considered here because they do not include detailed water balance

the UK and Europe. These are referred to as RCM-12. We expect water balance data to become available from UKCP Local (Kendon et al, 2019) at a future date, when we will update this factsheet. The probabilistic projections are not considered here because they do not include detailed water balance

during field campaigns such as DYMECS and COPE - the Convective Precipitation Experiment. Career background Kirsty joined the Met Office in March 2013. Prior to this Kirsty completed her PhD in ocean waves and air-sea interactions at the University of Reading in 2008. Kirsty then went on to do post-doctoral work at the University of Reading, focusing on the initiation of convection over orography in convective-scale ensembles.    

but it has also contained a variety of monthly maps, station data and district values. These are scans of the initial reports that were published and they do not include any official corrections which may have been published at a later date. The full monthly weather summaries have been scanned

UKCP18 Guidance: Data availability, table access and formats Contents 1. What data is available for download? 2. Where can you download the data? 3. How do you register for access to the data? 4. Where can you find out more about the underpinning science 5. What are the restrictions on use? 6. What