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, for temperature is it daily maximum, mean or minimum temperatures that are important and are there critical temperature thresholds (e.g. for human health or for crop yield). For precipitation, which seasons are most important, is the timing of the precipitation important or the total over the season/year

take life jackets, wet weather gear and extra fuel. • If severe weather is forecast, they often postpone or cancel their trips or avoid going out too far in the lake. Passenger/cargo boat operators carry a lighter load. • Rescue services are alerted and put on standby to respond to any emergencies

conditions apply to the seasonal circulation patterns within the RCM domain may be done using a few seasonal cycles, or even by performing a few single-season runs for the most interesting season (e.g. three three-month runs starting 1st December 1960, 1st December 1961 and 1st December 1962) and averaging

in the counties. It invests in improved seasonal forecasting techniques to provide better downscaled information with a longer lead time and with updates during the season. A discussion with the project team indicated the potential for a transformation case study showing how the project had improved the funding

their decision making. The interviews and focus groups revealed a large number of actions are being taken by end-users in response to the weather forecasts and severe weather warnings. • Fishermen and small passenger boat operators take life jackets, wet weather gear and extra fuel. • If severe

Hadley Centre Climate Programme, which has been agreed for the next four years. 28 It's been a busy year for our weather scientists and operational meteorologists. Autumn 2023 saw the largest number of severe weather warnings issued for an autumn season since impact-based warnings were introduced in 2011

in implementation. This is crucial for WISER to achieve its long-term impact – that people and communities disproportionately impacted by extreme weather, seasonal events and climate change, in Africa, Middle East and Asia Pacific, have improved resilience and response preparedness. Research shows

will be replaced by a new figure showing an improved precipitation method, which reduces the wet tail seen in the original version. See #231. Figure 2.6 will be replaced by a new figure showing the improved precipitation method, in the final version. Figure 2.9 is a Strand 1 result, derived from a combination

: • Building Resilience and Adaptation to Climate Extremes and Disasters (BRACED) • Collaborative Adaptation Research Initiative in Africa and Asia (CARIAA) • Climate and Development Knowledge Network (CDKN) • Enhancing National Climate Services (ENACTS) • Future Climate for Africa (FCFA

extremes As the mean temperature of the Earth has increased, changes are also evident in weather extremes across the world, such as extreme heat and intense flooding. Other meteorological aspects, such as the length of the growing season and the diurnal temperature range, also show changes