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Navigating My First Weeks at the Met Office and Championing Climate Science

recently, I have come to learn more about the work of the Met Office Hadley Centre through my role as Chair for the Science Review Group. I led an international academic panel to independently review climate research, underpinned by the Met Office Hadley Centre Climate Programme, and advise government

metoffice_forecastingfactbusters_secondary_final.pdf

for further inspiration. Ask the students to use examples they have come across when they are offering definitions, pointing out that different people have different definitions of what the term stands for. 15 minutes Groupwork Slides 2 – 5 Forecasting fact-busters film Prompt a discussion around

One year on from three storms in a week

the national air traffic control service, NATS, land planes safely in challenging conditions.   Storm Eunice brought widespread impacts to much of the UK. Image: Shutterstock. Severe weather hasn’t been hard to come by since those wind warnings in February 2022. A summer of record-breaking heat

Researchers point the way to managing climate change risks

 is the Director of Climate Research at the National Centre for Atmospheric Science (NCAS). He said: “As the Covid pandemic has reminded us, the greatest risks sometimes come from hazards that are not the most likely. We mustn’t be complacent about the low-likelihood aspect of higher-than-expected levels

Microsoft PowerPoint - L5 Magnetometer

the solar wind in-situ The Parker spiral Image credit: I. Mueller-Wodarg There are different types of solar wind • Fast solar wind (v≈750km/s) comes from coronal holes • At solar minimum, polar coronal holes dominate flow – fast wind over the Sun’s poles • Slower (v≈400 km/s), denser (≈2x) and more

ukcp_local_guidance_2023.pdf

should also be weighed against other considerations, including: - UKCP Regional 12km can be assessed alongside the wider EURO-CORDEX 12km dataset to capture a wider range of model uncertainty that comes from climate models from different modelling centres. - The data processing requirements of using

Met Office and Deaf Academy link up for training

with students to develop a greater understanding of their needs and preferences when it comes to information about weather and climate.  Mark Stocks, the Academy’s partnership and community manager said: “Sometimes people don’t communicate with a deaf person, as they are afraid of getting

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Heat to peak early next week

pic.twitter.com/uH4hjReMoX — Met Office (@metoffice) July 13, 2022 The Amber warning comes at the end of a week when the UK will see widely-above average temperatures, with little relief from the heat at night. A Level 3 UK Health Security Agency Heat Health Alert has also been issued from Saturday

NASA Space Apps Challenge is coming to Exeter

people make video games, space suits, mars habitats, phone apps, movies and even a song! I can’t wait to see what this year’s participants will come up with!”  JCEEI Co-Director Prof Hywel Williams from the University of Exeter said: “The Space Apps Challenge will allow teams to explore some

Wimbledon extremes: How weather has shaped the championships

. In stark contrast, the lowest minimum temperature was a chilly 4.9°C on 22 June 1999. Notably, the highest overnight minimum was 20.8°C, recorded on 27 June 1976, which may come as no surprise to those who remember the notorious summer of that year. Conversely, the lowest maximum temperature during

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