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and hotter drier summers, which will influence the release of pollen into the atmosphere. Yolanda added: “We’re already seeing an impact on the pollen season as a result of climate change. Some species are having longer seasons, some are starting earlier and some are more severe. We’re also looking

Asia: Monthly Climate Outlook July to April Issued: October 2022 Overview Current Status Outlooks Annex 1 – Supplemental Information Climate Outlook Asia: July to April Overview Asia Current Status and Outlook – Temperature Asia Current Status and Outlook – Rainfall Global Outlook – Temperature

the influence of El Niño over southeast Asia, Africa and Australia. Much More Likely Below Normal Near-Normal Above Normal Likely Likely Much More Likely Climate Outlook Asia: August to January Overview 6 Current Status Current Status maps Central Asia Southern Asia Southeast Asian Peninsula

. Understanding how climate change may influence storm behaviour is vital for future preparedness. As we continue to experience varied and sometimes extreme weather, the importance of storm naming and public awareness remains clear. The Met Office is currently inviting suggestions for storm names for the 2025

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Outlook for global climate in the coming years

. These high global temperatures are consistent with continued high levels of greenhouse gases. Introduction Decadal forecasts are designed to predict fluctuations in the climate system over the next few years. They take into account natural variability as well as human influences. This is achieved

represent the small-scale behaviour seen in the atmosphere, in particular atmospheric convection – a key process driving many of our extreme weather events. Due to the high spatial resolution, compared to more traditional climate models, it also represents better the influence of mountains, coastlines

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Clarity Helping you understand the facts about weather forecasting Forecasting the weather is essential to help you prepare for the best and the worst of our climate. Met Office forecasters work 24/7, 365 days of the year, using one of the world’s largest supercomputers to predict the weather