As the UK's national meteorological service, the Met Office provides accurate and reliable weather forecasts on TV, radio and online. Now, you can get our forecasts wherever you go with our mobile-enabled web pages.
The service is available from http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/mobile
If you have any questions or comments about the service, or you are experiencing any problems, please contact us.
The use of this service is subject to Met Office terms and conditions.
The Mobile Weather service is designed to be accessible on all web-enabled mobile phones - from basic phones to smartphones, such as Blackberries. The content is deliberately low in graphical content and uses a simplistic text style so that it is quick to download. If you have a smartphone, you can use our Smarter Weather service which provides a more graphics reach content designed specially for smartphones.
The Met Office does not charge you to access Mobile Weather, but you may be charged by your operator for the amount of data you use. You need to check the tariff with your mobile operator.
Access your local five day forecast as you would normally. You can then view the three-hourly information for that day by selecting the > symbol. To return to the five day view, use the breadcrumb trail.
The Mobile Weather service is designed to be 'what you need on the move', rather than the complete Met Office website. Some of the more graphics-heavy content of the main Met Office web site, such as maps and animation would not be suitable for downloading to a mobile phone, due to screen size and download times. If you have a smartphone, you can use our Smarter Weather service which provides a more graphics reach content designed specially for smartphones.
If you access our website from a mobile phone, you may be automatically redirected to Mobile Weather (which is optimised for mobile phone use). If you are not then the site can be accessed from http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/mobile. If you are redirected and still want to visit the main website, you can do this using the 'Go to main site' link in the bottom menu. You will then be able to view any content on the main Met Office web site, although you should recognise that not all content on our web site is compatible with mobile phones.
Warnings can be issued up to five days ahead. During periods of severe weather numerous warnings can be issued. You will always be alerted to the fact that warnings bar on the homepage. This will be coloured to the most severe warning in force within the UK over the coming five days. Selecting the warnings bar will show you where in the UK warnings are in force. Select a region and sub region to view the detail of the warning including the validity time, type of warning and detailed text.
We have recently updated Mobile Weather to include the following content: