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September 2024 Monthly Weather Report This document provides a summary of the UK’s weather and climate statistics for September 2024. Table of Contents 1. UK overview 2. Weather impacts 3. Monthly extremes 4. Monthly maps 5. Monthly climate statistics 6. Monthly time-series 7. Daily time-series 8
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possible and at the current time, mid- or perhaps high-30s are looking more likely.” Climate change Whilst a 1°C background temperature increase may not seem significant, the resulting increase in the severity of extreme heat events is already evident in the observed record. This has widespread
Observed precipitation extremes do not paint a full picture of what could plausibly happen in our current climate 5, 6, 7 . Combing the observational record with new weather and climate forecast models enables us to explore a greater range of unseen possibilities. In the current climate
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of rain (15% of the expected average) and Fife 12.1 mm (15% of the expected average). Meanwhile the wettest place in January was Achnagart, Highlands where 318 mm were recorded (74% of average). The climate region of East and North East England had just 22.9mm of rainfall, its second driest January
Meteorological summer in the UK so far (June and July combined) has recorded below average mean temperatures, rainfall and around average sunshine hours. Statistics can change quite quickly in a UK summer and there’s still plenty of time for shifts in the figures. A comprehensive review of the UK climate
potential risks to marine ecosystems and is a sign of ongoing climate change. Finally, the UK has experienced an exceptionally sunny spring. Scotland and Northern Ireland have already recorded their sunniest springs on record, with England and Wales not far behind. Some areas have even seen over 135
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