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caused disruption to Irish Sea ferry services. There were some power outages, trees felled and disruption on roads in Cumbria and south-west Scotland, while flights were delayed at Belfast City Airport. However, for the UK overall, weather impacts from the storm were relatively modest. Weather data

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is climatologically average, and it was also stronger than average across western Europe. The positioning and intensity of the jet stream not only led to the contrast in weather across the UK, but also the severe weather seen in France. Heavy rain in Paris has led to flood levels in the capital city rising

, Lanarkshire, Fife and the City of Edinburgh) have provisionally had their wettest spring on record. The season has been dull overall with 75-95% of average sunshine seen across most of the country, the only bright spot being north-west Scotland during March which had above average sunshine totals

0.25 degree WAFS Hazard Data How to use the new data being introduced in Nov 2020 Prepared by WAFC London • The World Area Forecast System (WAFS) provides global gridded model forecasts of wind, temperature, relative humidity, turbulence, icing and cumulonimbus cloud. • In November 2020

intense early-summer heatwaves in UK history and the 1976 Summer as a whole is still the UK’s warmest summer on record for average maximum temperatures based on a series from 1884. Following a quieter period in the 1980s and early 1990s, the frequency of these hot days began to rise again in the 2000s

population, living increasingly in mega-cities, our exposure to the impacts of weather hazards is changing, and in many cases increasing. Therefore, there is a need to assess how the impact of extreme weather events will shift within our changing climate. This assessment needs to have a global view

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