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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

will likely be located across the mid-Atlantic this weekend and early next week, allowing southwesterly flow across the UK. During this time a hot and perhaps very hot airmass could develop and be advected into the southeast of the UK. On balance it now looks likely that temperatures will reach 30°C

for London 50 year return levels in the 21 st century under RCP4.5 - a medium emission scenario with moderate mitigation. 42.8 °C 38.5 °C By 2090, a once in 50 year temperature event in London is more likely than not to exceed 38 °C if moderate mitigation measures are applied to reduce total emissions 36

across vulnerable sectors such as health, agriculture, energy, transport and other critical infrastructure, industrial development and transportation networks. An understanding of these will help to better inform climate resilient city planning as well as the ongoing management and operational

noteworthy were several short hot spells, including the Easter bank holiday weekend as well as during the summer. The provisional UK mean temperature for 2020 was 9.6 °C, which is 0.8 °C above average. Much of the winter and spring were relatively warm, and July was the only month with temperatures

by magnitude and geographic location. The projected ranges for sea-level rise at selected tide gauge locations are summarised for each greenhouse gas Representative Concentration Pathway (RCP) scenario in the main report; Table 1 shows the values of projected changes for three selected cities spanning

times hotter than the surface of the sun!) causes it to expand explosively. This expansion creates the shockwave we hear as thunder. While the UK doesn’t experience the same frequency or intensity of thunderstorms as some parts of the world, they are not uncommon, particularly in the East Midlands

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and its warmest New Year’s Day on record with 16.8 °C at Colwyn Bay, Conwy on 31 December 2021 and 16.3°C at St James’s Park, Central London on 1 January 2022. Overcast conditions at night also resulted in exceptionally high daily minimum temperatures, remaining widely above 10 °C. Several stations

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