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• Mauna Loa carbon dioxide forecast for 2026

  to the Covid-19 pandemic. Observed data is from the Scripps Institution of Oceanography, UC San Diego.   The size of the annual CO2 rise has generally been increasing but with substantial variation from year-to-year (Figure 2), with the increase from 2023 to 2024 being the largest on record.  Figure 2

• upscaling-fillable-worksheet.pdf

  related to potential scalability NO YES, in progress, partly Existence and target of the scaling 1. [Priority] Is there a pre-existing clear and strategy compelling strategy/plan to reach scale? YES, done, completely N/A Notes/Comments 2. [Priority] Are the target user/stakeholder group and setting

• upscaling-fillable-worksheetpdf

  related to potential scalability NO YES, in progress, partly Existence and target of the scaling 1. [Priority] Is there a pre-existing clear and strategy compelling strategy/plan to reach scale? YES, done, completely N/A Notes/Comments 2. [Priority] Are the target user/stakeholder group and setting

• final_arrcc_carissa_regional_workshop_jan2019_report.pdf

  , Sweden, and Switzerland. 2 Workshop Proceedings 2019/6 Regional Workshop on Future Climate Projections and their Applications in South Asia 29–31 January 2019 | Kathmandu, Nepal International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development, Kathmandu, Nepal May 2019 i Copyright © 2019 International

• snow-and-low-temperatures-february-to-march-2018---met-office.pdf

  for 28 February and 1 March 2018, the coldest days of the spell. On both days, temperatures remained below freezing all day across much of the UK. On 28 February, maximum temperatures were typically below -2 °C across central and eastern England and eastern Scotland, and below -4 °C across upland

• PowerPoint Presentation

  Hot Hot Hot Normal Normal Normal Liberia Hot Hot Hot Normal Wet Normal Mali Mixed (1) Mixed (1) Mixed (5) Mixed (2) Mixed (4) Normal* Notes: The table gives an assessment of whether temperature and rainfall across each country have been above normal, normal or below normal over the past three months

• factsheet_1-clouds_2023pdf

  is reached: a. By increasing the water content in the air, e.g. through evaporation, to a point where the air can hold no more. b. By cooling the air so that it reaches its dew point — this is the temperature at which condensation occurs, and is unable to ‘hold’ any more water. Figure 2 shows how

• factsheet_1-clouds_2023.pdf

  is reached: a. By increasing the water content in the air, e.g. through evaporation, to a point where the air can hold no more. b. By cooling the air so that it reaches its dew point — this is the temperature at which condensation occurs, and is unable to ‘hold’ any more water. Figure 2 shows how

• the-bracknell-storm---7-may-2000---met-office.pdf

  and shows that the storm was a 1 in 112 year event. Hour ending (UTC)Precipitation (mm)Return period (years) 1900 0.2 - 2000 39.8 38 2100 25.0 9 2 hour total 64.8 112 The daily total (0900-0900 UTC) was 65.8 mm and was the second wettest day since records began in 1962 (see below). 70.8 mm fell on 20

• September 2012 Sea Ice Outlook

  September 2012 Sea Ice Outlook June Report A. B. Keen, K. A. Peterson and H. T. Hewitt Met Office Hadley Centre, UK Caveat: this is an experimental projection and is not an official Met office forecast. 1) Extent Projection 4.36 ± 0.92 million km 2 2) Method (ensemble of global coupled model runs