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-pressure centres crossed the UK. Northern Ireland Electricity reported a large-scale fault shortly after midnight on the 15th, lightning being the suspected culprit. Heavy downpours and gusty winds were blamed for multiple reports of flooded roads and downed trees across Northern Ireland

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interact with the outdoors before setting off and that the most likely to have accidents are the least likely to check. BT confirmed she would be working with MO Comms on options. AW acknowledged that point and agreed she would discuss the opportunity for partner working. Item 9: PAG Reports

/ downscaling methods rather than raw model output. • Bias-correction methods require sufficient observational data to characterize the reference climatology. In practice, this is at least 10 years of data (often 30 years) in order to include some variations at the decadal timescale. • The quality

above pre-industrial levels. In modelled scenarios that achieve this, the rise in atmospheric CO2 slows rapidly and ceases completely within the next two decades. The IPCC 6th Assessment Report included 3 scenarios which have at least a 50% likelihood of limiting global warming to 1.5°C with little

will remain a dominant driver of global weather patterns over the next few months at least, more especially for tropical regions. With a couple of notable exceptions (e.g., East Africa) La Niña, very broadly speaking, tends to increase the likelihood of wetter than normal conditions across many land

influencers (at least as they have been defined in this study), or for audiences consisting of policy decision influencers with relatively low levels of education (whom are more likely to hold self-enhancing values, as education is inversely related to self-enhancing values), this assumption

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