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Forecasts. Decisions. Pressure. Discover how Met Office meteorologist Group Captain James Stagg stood by the science under extraordinary pressure, and the remarkable true story that inspired #PressureMovie (in cinemas September 9). More than 80 years on, trusted weather intelligence continues to help people make better decisions to stay safe...

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