The Conversation has created a series of maps that show how the climate has changed over the past two generations in each UK constituency, and how it will change over the next decade.  The Conversation is an independent source of news analysis and informed comment written by academic experts, working with professional journalists. 

 The UK saw once of the wettest winters on record this year. For almost every constituency, the models projected somewhere between a 5% and 10% increase in rainfall over winter.  In summer, there would instead be reductions in rainfall, though less dramatic.

 The average climate over the year is projected to warm by 0.75°C throughout most of the UK. But the temperature of the hottest day of each year will generally warm by more than that. 

To see the article read here. 

The maps themselves are here.