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record of extreme El Niño events? Do we know the real effects on CSSP countries of the next event? How do we improve our modelling and prediction capability? Are we ready for the next extreme El Niño? What will happen to future El Niños under climate change?
Following yesterday’s exceptionally hot weather, provisional figures received by the Met Office today could challenge the UK’s highest temperature on record.
July temperature. Dr Mark McCarthy from the National Climate Centre (NCIC) at the Met Office said: “As the official source of meteorological statistics for the UK, we take the quality of our recordings very seriously. We are talking about a potential new record for the highest temperature recorded
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, linked to the warming of the globe over this period. Did climate change play a part in the record rainfall? Overall, this implies that climate change played a secondary role in making winter 2013-14 as wet as it was, providing about 10-15% of the excess rainfall. The very wet conditions in the UK were
reasons. Firstly, it was notable that this record had held for such a long period of time even within a changing climate, so studying the previous chance of this record being exceeded provided useful context to the present-day record. Secondly, because of the rapid nature of the study a method
and snow. Met Office observations show a generally warming trend for UK winters. Six of the ten warmest UK winters on record have occurred after 2007. Despite a warming trend for winter, the UK’s variable climate continues to allow cold conditions. 2010 is the only winter since 2000 to appear
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