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temperatures, but remembering this one piece of advice could save your life if you find yourself struggling in water. ‘We also encourage people to choose a lifeguarded beach and swim between the red and yellow flags, which is the area most closely monitored by the lifeguards.’ Find out more here When
10,000 locations worldwide (UK and world) and regional text forecasts within the UK as well as more specialist forecasts for leisure activities such as walking in the mountains and beach safety. In addition we provide severe weather warnings to help safeguard life and property. We make our forecasts
vital communications services, WISER has looked at every link in the chain to make sure information gets to communities effectively. So, what starts life as data crunched by scientists can be translated into a red warning flag on the beach so that fishermen know not to go out that day
provided to RNLI, including the development of beach forecasts, and how the relationship could be strengthened going forward. • Simon Brown (Services Director) and Simon Vosper (Science Director) presented a seasonal weather update for the past 6 months. Seasonal performance and accuracy metrics
, but you’d have to go back to March 2018 for the last red warning for wind before that. The wider Amber Warning area highlights the ongoing risk of high impacts such as disruption to power, travel and other services. Damage is also likely for buildings and trees, with beach material being thrown
dangerously cold. If possible, choose a lifeguarded beach and swim between the red and yellow flags. "If you get into trouble in the water, Float to Live; tilt your head back with ears submerged and try to relax and control your breathing. Use your hands to help you stay afloat and then call
of heavily-fortified French coastline to fight Nazi Germany on the beaches of Normandy, France. Afterwards, Stagg wrote on the bottom of an official report to General Eisenhower that, if the invasion had been delayed until the next suitable tides, the troops would have met the worst Channel weather
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Wellesbourne, Warwickshire 48.6mm 21 May 2024 44.2mm 6 May 1955 69 Buxton, Derbyshire 47.6mm 22 May 2024 46.7mm 3 May 2021 108 Blackpool, Squires Gate, 45.2mm 22 May 2024 34.1mm 14 May 2001 78 Lancashire High Beach, Essex 44.2mm 21 May 2024 35.2mm 27 May 2007 45 Prestatyn, Denbighshire 41.2mm 22 May 2024
2018 for the last Red Warning for wind before that. The wider Amber Warning area highlights the ongoing risk of high impacts such as disruption to power, travel and other services. Damage is also likely for buildings and trees, with beach material being thrown onto seafronts. The warnings reflect
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