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EWSA’s fourth and final testbed with centres also in South Africa and Zambia. The Weather and Climate Information Services (WISER) programme’s Early Warnings for Southern Africa (EWSA) project is a collaborative initiative implemented by partners in Mozambique, South Africa, Zambia, the United Kingdom
Centre Technical Note. Neil has recently worked with Met Office Hadley Centre colleagues to assess the efficacy of pattern scaling as a method to provide climate change projections for time periods and emission scenarios that have not been simulated by climate model simulations. The study explored
HadCM3 stands for the Hadley Centre Coupled Model version 3. It was developed in 1999 and was the first unified model climate configuration not to require flux adjustments (artificial adjustments applied to climate model simulations to prevent them drifting into unrealistic climate states). HadCM3
the budget. � Julia Slingo summarised the latest options for sustainable funding of the Met Office Hadley Centre and progress with discussions with stakeholders. � The Board discussed and noted the importance of secure long-term funding for the Met Office Hadley Centre and this critical national
around by Civil Contingencies Secretariat to contingency planners, local authorities etc. • JH informed the Board of the good progress being made in social media with twitter community growing. • JH updated the Board on the Hazard Centre and the Environmental Science to Service Partnership progress
and delivery of the Operating Plan devolved to the Management Team. Delivery of science and services is led by the Natural Hazards Science to Services Group (HIS2G). Above: Members of the Natural Hazards Partnership as of August 2024 - Met Office, National Centre for Atmospheric Research, National
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live in urban areas, and that share will likely increase to over 60% by 2050. At least 20% of the urban population live in informal settlements lacking one or more basic services, with the highest shares in Myanmar (58%), Philippines (37%) and Indonesia (20%). More intense rainfall events
live in urban areas, and that share will likely increase to over 60% by 2050. At least 20% of the urban population live in informal settlements lacking one or more basic services, with the highest shares in Myanmar (58%), Philippines (37%) and Indonesia (20%). More intense rainfall events
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