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be more vulnerable to the cold weather, as it can have a serious impact on health. “If you have a pre-existing medical condition or are over the age of 65, it is important to try and heat your home to at least 18°C if you can.’’ Keep up to date with the latest forecast on our website, by following us on Twitter and Facebook. Keep track of current weather warnings on the weather warning page.
Most Visited International Forecast Sites 2014 Figure 1: Top viewed locations for the Global Site Forecast Service for 2014. (Source: Met Office) Page 3 of 12 14,000 12,000 Top 10 Countries visited by UK residents in 2013 for at least one night. Source: Office for National Statistics Visits
, it was appreciably wetter than average across northern England and Northern Ireland, together with much of Wales and southwest England, whilst the eastern fringes of the UK were at least able to boast sunnier than average skies, given the predominantly westerly to southwesterly airflow. The first three
forecasts to inform their decision making. The regional forecast for Western Kenya would be produced in English by KMD’s National Meteorological Centre in Nairobi every day of the year. It would cover the 14 counties of Western Kenya whose climate is strongly influence by proximity to Lake Victoria
in the East Africa region. This may include supporting the Regional Climate Centre (ICPAC) and/or National Meteorological and Hydrological Services (where appropriate) with their co-production activities, including Climate Outlook Forums. ii. Work with regional stakeholders to investigate and co
of installation with the riggers in the background preparing the proprietary cleats for attaching the tubing at 1 m intervals (left). The right hand image shows the new tall tower at Tacolneston on the left, where our sample lines are installed, with the obsolete historic tower in the centre and the smaller
in the East Africa region. This may include supporting the Regional Climate Centre (ICPAC) and/or National Meteorological and Hydrological Services (where appropriate) with their co-production activities, including Climate Outlook Forums. ii. Work with regional stakeholders to investigate and co
stakeholder engagement day 4 Engagement and advocacy in Mozambique 5 Community input and weather awareness-raising 6 Visit to resettlement centre 6 Experiences on the ground 7 Ensuring everyone is included 7 Getting the word out 8 Increasing understanding 8 Socio-economic benefits 8 SOPs for nowcasting 9
(Climate Centre), Richard Ewbank (Christian Aid), Maggie Ibrahim (World Vision), Kevin Huttly (VisionFund International), Debbie Hillier (Oxfam), Sheri Lim (CARE), Luke Caley (Start Network), Sarah Barr (Start Network), Dunja Dujanovic (FAO), Benedikt Lucas Signer (World Bank), Hugh MacLeman (OECD
Traffic Control Centre, reducing loss of life, injury, and damage to property.” Highways Agency “The Met Office bring a clear, well considered and precise view to the table. This was particularly evident in the Buncefield incident which allowed our team to make appropriate decisions at critical times
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