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1891. A significant number of stations recorded their wettest November day on record on 23 November 2024, including Chivenor, Devon (40.2mm, 66 years), Bala, Gwynedd (69.6mm, 65 years), Nettlecombe, Somerset (47.0mm, 51 years), Camborne, Cornwall (58.0mm, 46 years), Linkenholt, Hampshire (42.6mm, 36
, 65 years), Nettlecombe, Somerset (47.0mm, 51 years), Camborne, Cornwall (58.0mm, 46 years), Linkenholt, Hampshire (42.6mm, 36 years), Shap, Cumbria (88.2mm, 36 years), Libanus, Powys (95.4mm, 32 years)*. *The previous record November record being exceeded here by over 40mm. The map below shows
and Will Hall Secretariat to contact the National Risk Assessment team (CCS) to understand how their internal assessment tool may help build the case ahead of the Spending Review. Will Hall to provide contact details. 3. Secretariat Include an item on the comprehensive spending review at the April PWSCG
), organised by the University of Helsinki, which is looking into the effect of spores on asthma. Species maps Following on from a joint Met Office/Public Health England (PHE project), which produced species location maps of key allergenic plants for Cornwall, Devon and Somerset, further research has
This spell has provisionally created a new daily maximum temperature record for New Year’s Eve. A value of 15.8 °C at Merryfield, in Somerset, and there is the potential for this value to be exceeded during the day. Several sites in Eastern and Northern England have also broken the previous New
are a key contributor, along with the Environment Agency and other partners, to our Local Resilience Forum, which works collaboratively to keep our communities safe." Gavin Ellis, Deputy Chief Fire Officer for Devon and Somerset Fire and Rescue Service "Having access to the Met Office notifications
. “Always worth bearing in mind when it comes to thunderstorms, when it comes to showers, they're hit and miss. Many places will avoid them entirely, but some places are at risk of seeing some heavy, disruptive, thundery rain. Temperatures are going to be a couple of degrees down for many of us
of frequent lightning and some hail and some gusty winds where we see those downpours. “Always worth bearing in mind when it comes to thunderstorms, when it comes to showers, they're hit and miss. Many places will avoid them entirely, but some places are at risk of seeing some heavy, disruptive, thundery rain
.” Further snow and ice warnings come into effect later today, covering many parts of the UK. Even outside of these areas, there will be a risk of ice. Further details 👉 https://t.co/QwDLMfRBfs Stay #WeatherAware⚠️ pic.twitter.com/Jv24gEB55x — Met Office (@metoffice) January 6, 2025 Rainfall
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