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fact-busters film Weather carousel 3 4 • Where do we see or hear weather forecasts? (Steer discussion towards weather forecasts on TV, online, in the local paper) • How can the weather forecasts we read or hear help us make choices? Did it help you make some choices today? (E.g. it may have helped
Mobile phone information 018 25 February 2016 UK weather data 019 16 March 2016 Storm names 020 3 October 2016 Temperature data 021 1 May 2018 Staff pay and executive emoluments 022 23 May 2018 Shipping forecasts Att01 Att02 Att03 Att04 Att05 Att06 Att07 Att08 Att09 023 22
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UK Historical Pollen Count Data Pollen Count Data The Met Office manages the only pollen count monitoring network in the United Kingdom. Our historical pollen count information provides the levels of 12 pollen types dating back to 2011. This information may provide understanding and insight
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and the health and safety of other people who may be affected by our activities. Health and Safety are integral to good business and core to the Met Office purpose of ‘helping you make better decisions to stay safe and thrive’. Our commitments include the following: • Appoint a member of the Executive
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and dateline cloudiness, are now indicating that some ocean-atmosphere coupling may now be underway. La Niña typically improves the predictability of global weather patterns on seasonal timescales, particularly in the tropics, though its influence may not be as strong as some La Niña events over recent years
was also sunnier than average whilst autumn saw below-average sunshine amounts. At weather station level, Magilligan, County Londonderry, recorded 301.3 hours of sunshine in May 2025, the highest monthly sunshine total ever recorded in Northern Ireland for any month. Met Office Senior Scientist Mike
A really important part to this story will be the careers and the people behind them. Why not start by researching some weather and climate jobs, to decide which ones will feature in your story? The following links may help you: • icould.com • prospects.ac.uk • metoffice.gov.uk/about-us/careers/ your
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