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Weather and climate science and services in our changing world  As our ability to better understand and predict future weather and climate develops, so too do the expectations of our customers and stakeholders. These evolving demands, together with the opportunities provided by new technology

into uncharted territory • Do we know what levels of climate variability and change could be dangerous, where and for whom? • Can we provide society with a ‘road map’ indicating what climate changes may be expected to occur, where, and with what implications? • What should society do to adapt to climate

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what is changing, what effect this could have on people and the environment, and what communities need to do to prepare.” The research used two scenarios to examine potential future wildfire patterns: one where ambitious action is taken to reduce greenhouse gas emissions (RCP 2.6); the other

. But, nevertheless, pretty much anywhere could catch some heavy downpours as we head into tomorrow. Still some strong gusty winds, particularly if you do catch any heavy showers, but mostly across the south. “That strong breeze will start to ease away through Thursday afternoon. Fairly similar

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of coastal flooding. Met Office Deputy Chief Forecaster Chris Bulmer said: "On Friday conditions will be cold enough for any showers that we do see to fall as snow across the country. The most frequent showers and greatest risk of snow settling, which may cause disruption, will be for areas exposed

north and west. “Temperatures will be in the double digits for some of us. The first we've seen that for a little while. So, it will feel quite different when you do get the sunshine on Saturday afternoon. But still down in the mid-single figures for the south and east. So, a fairly cool feeling day

. Temperatures are expected to be closer to the seasonal average than on Monday, but it will still feel pleasantly warm in any sunshine that does occur. High pressure will build across the UK this week, eventually providing many of us with calm conditions But calm doesn't automatically mean sunny