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is doing today. 5 minutes Slide 2 Groupwork Weather describes the conditions of the atmosphere over hourly or daily measurements such as temperature, rainfall, cloudiness, sunshine, and wind speeds. Climate, on the other hand, is the average of these conditions over longer time periods ranging from

with the recipients of this information. Supported by: Fund Manager: Secondly, farmers like Laban have received training on what to do with the information they receive. For example, if a drought is predicted they can decide whether to plant indigenous crops or something that is slightly more

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is doing today. 5 minutes Slide 2 Groupwork Weather describes the conditions of the atmosphere over hourly or daily measurements such as temperature, rainfall, cloudiness, sunshine, and wind speeds. Climate, on the other hand, is the average of these conditions over longer time periods ranging from

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crossing responded to the storm, to influence any future fine-tuning. The fact that governments, administrations and agencies can use our work in this way to inform investment in local infrastructure shows the unique value of the work we do. The work we do often pays dividends in the years ahead

: … … … … … … Scope of Evaluations: It should be noted that the evaluations are ‘high level’ evaluations of functionality, and not detailed technical certifications of compliance. Note that: a) The software evaluation process does not certify or endorse any single software application; neither does it recommend one

of rain, heavy showers and strong winds are likely, and there is an increased chance of snow down to lower levels in places.   How often do we see a white Christmas in the UK? Snow is synonymous with Christmas for many, but just how often do we see a white Christmas in the UK? Find out more here. Stay

, and share this information so friends and family know what to do too. "If you see damaged power lines or lines brought down over the coming days, stay well clear and call 105 for free to report it, or dial 999 if there’s an immediate danger to life." Next week The winds will gradually ease through

of many individuals whose expertise in the field arises through an apprenticeship. I want to embed accessibility into all we do at the Met Office. The digital accessibility work we do matters and is a little thing that can make a huge difference." During his apprenticeship, Adam has been given the chance