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September since 1918, and its third wettest on record in a series from 1836.   Rainfall and climate change  Rainfall has a large amount of natural variability in the UK’s climate, with long-term trends harder to detect in monthly data. While September’s rainfall data shows no clear trend

was the joint-warmest on record with an average mean temperature of 14.2°C putting it level with both 2006 and 2021’s figures. Scotland provisionally had its third warmest September on record, with an average mean temperature of 12.8°C. Only 2021 and 2006 were warmer for the country according to September mean

The evidence will help to inform the government’s third UK Climate Change Risk Assessment, due to be published in 2022. Every five years, the UK government must carry out an assessment of current and future risks to the country from climate change. To inform the 2022 risk assessment, the Department

Protection Force majeure Variation Waiver Severance Entire agreement Assignment Relationship of the Parties Rights of third parties Notices Bribery Act 2010 Dispute Resolution Governing law and jurisdiction   AGREED TERMS:- 1. Interpretation 1. The definitions and rules of interpretation in this clause

Case Scenarios (RWCS) represent extreme events in the current climate. Both the second and third Climate Change Risk Assessments describe potential low-likelihood high-impact changes to the earth system which could potentially affect the UK. There is an increasing emphasis in government on low

science has played a vital role in informing NAP3, with the provision of robust and actionable science to help inform adaptation action. What is the NAP3? The Third National Adaptation Programme (NAP3) includes strengthened and new commitments to respond to the 61 risks and opportunities identified

Extremes of temperature, March and April 2021 The UK experienced a brief spell of unusual warmth at the end of March with temperatures across England and Wales widely reaching 20 to 22°C. 24.5°C was recorded at Kew Gardens, Greater London on 30th March, only the third day on record with a UK March

, Venkatraman Prasanna Climate Projections and Extremes Branch, Department of Climate Research, Centre for Climate Research Singapore Introduction ❖ High resolution climate change projections using the SINGV-RCM (Prasanna et al. 2024) conducted as a part of Singapore’s Third National Climate Change Study

is required to undertake a Climate Change Risk Assessment (CCRA) every 5 years, to assess risk, understand adaptation priorities and measure progress in adapting to reduce climate risk. The third UK CCRA (CCRA3) was published in 2022. This highlighted the limited progress that had been made in addressing

cohort of projects had been awarded through the Embedded Research fund with UKRI. Learn more.  UKCR Academics contribute to third Climate change Risk Assessment - July 2021 Academics involved in the UK Climate Resilience Programme contributed to the Independent Assessment of UK Climate Risk