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Climate UK welcomes new Met Office service

Posted on 4/06/13 by admin

On 3 June 2013, the Met Office launched Climate Service UK, its new brand which encompasses the range of climate science services it provides within the UK. Climate Service UK is part of the Global Framework for Climate Services, which the World Meteorological Organisation and other United Nations agencies have created.

To help avoid confusion between the two names, Climate UK has offered its interpretation about how the services of Climate UK and Climate Service UK differ, but are also complementary.

Read how the services fit together on the Climate UK website.

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