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North West England East Midlands Wales West Midlands East of England London South West England Channel Islands Figure 2 Map of administrative regions used in UKCP18 www.metoffice.gov.uk Pg 8 of 16 Source: Met Office © Crown Copyright 2019 Figure 3 Map of river basin regions used in UKCP18

investments, remains the London Economics Report, which was used to support the last Spending Review and drew heavily on the work done by Mike Gray on the Value of the PWS. Immediate feedback from reviewers has been positive, however the case will come under further scrutiny during April. One aspect

along the east coast. Low cloud, mist and fog early on the 31st soon burned away, then it was generally sunny and very warm, Northolt (Greater London) recording a maximum of 24.8 °C and Morecambe (Lancashire) getting 15.9 hours of bright sunshine. Wales diary of highlights Most of the month was cool

differences between even quite distant sensors is very small (1/100 th of a second for two locations separated by 3,000km – equivalent to the distance between London and Egypt) and without very accurate timing, the calculations done to locate the strikes would be impossible. As a result, the timing

needs to be worked through to make sure system chains are ready to work within this context, as reflected by the EA. � Nowcasting of convective rain events is a huge risk to the UK population, particularly London where there is vast underground infrastructure liable to flooding. It is important

. In the south-east of England including London there were reports of flooding and fallen trees impacting travel, with delays to some train services. A spell of high pressure gave settled weather across the UK, but some fog warnings were issued during this time. Snow affected some roads across the Pennines

conditions. Some roads and rail lines became blocked due to snow drifts with power cuts and over 500 school closures. In London there were cancellations to both over ground and some underground services and hazardous icy conditions on pavements. The wintry weather impacts also extended further

Office © Crown Copyright 2023 London 0.30 – 0.71 RCP2.6 RCP4.5 RCP8.5 2100* 2100 † 2200 † 2300 † 2100* 2100 † 2200 † 2300 † 2100* 2100 † 2200 † 2300 † 0.30 – 0.72 0.5 – 1.5 0.6 – 2.2 0.38 – 0.84 0.36 – 0.84 0.7 – 1.8 0.8 – 2.6 0.54 – 1.16 0.52 – 1.13 1.1 – 2.8 1.5 – 4.3 Cardiff 0.28 – 0.70 0.28 – 0.71

will identify the source isotopic ratio of the source to good precision (Fig 23). Back-trajectory analysis then confirms its location. For example, in London the bulk of the CH 4 emission source mix can be tracked as it varies diurnally and seasonally, from ‘light’ dominant biological emissions on warm

but persisting along the east coast. Low cloud, mist and fog early on the 31st soon burned away, then it was generally sunny and very warm, Northolt (Greater London) recording a maximum of 24.8 °C and Morecambe (Lancashire) getting 15.9 hours of bright sunshine. Wales diary of highlights Most of the month