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In the latest #climate newsletter, the spotlight is on IPCC Chair Prof Jim Skea’s recent visit to the Met Office. Jim Skea

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In tomorrow’s climate newsletter, the spotlight will be on IPCC Chair Prof Jim Skea’s recent visit to the Met Office.

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March #Temperature highlights from #C3S . March was:
🌡warmer than any other March in the data record, at 0.73°C above the 1991-2020 average;
🌡the tenth month in a row that is the warmest on record for the respective month of the year.

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Research vessel data is crucial for our understanding of the #ocean & its role in #climate . Find out more in our scientists' blog post for the #HorizonEurope project EuroGO-SHIP Project that aims for higher quality & more sustainable data flows in #OceanObservation 👇 #GetClimateReady

The UK’s sunniest April was in 2021 when we enjoyed an average of 223.8hrs of sunshine ☀️

The wettest April saw an average 128.2mm of rain ☔️

Will this April be sunnier or wetter than average?

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There is one #climate , there is one #ocean , both are fragile, and both need global solutions.

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