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  • edi-full-progress-report-word-accessible-report.docx

    with the Civil Service 26 11.2. Ethnicity Pay Gap reporting 27 12. Workforce Diversity 28 12.1. Diversity data headlines 28 12.2. Further work to do on our data 29 13. Early Careers 29 14. Public customer data 31 15. Looking ahead – ED&I Action Plan 2023-2024 32 Objective 1 – Engaging

  • Lionesses victory parade: What to expect from the weather

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  • An unsettled April draws to a close

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  • Spanish heat to build this week

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  • Met Office’s Weather Studio Live to launch on YouTube

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  • ukcp18_guidance_extreme_rainfallpdf

    they predominantly occur over the sea and those that do occur over land are mainly near the coast. During June, July, August they are predominantly over land. The issue contributes a significant proportion of the very highest hourly rainfall rates present in UKCP Local at the 2.2 km grid scale but becomes

  • Met Office concludes project demonstrating uncrewed aircraft operations

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  • Green light for space weather forecasting satellite

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  • Preparing Young People for a Changing World

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    El Niño Southern Oscillation (ENSO) region sea surface temperature forecasts

    or four seasons, peaking in size in boreal winter, the time-series demonstrates that events are not entirely regular and have various sizes and durations. The climate system does not always simply alternate between El Niño and La Niña: the same type of event can occur successively or be sustained over

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