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How does the Met Office forecast snow?

After the recent spell of wintry weather across parts of the UK, snow has once again become a talking point.

Met Office weekend weather: A change on the cards after this week's snow and ice

As we approach the weekend, the UK’s weather is set for a notable shift.

Met Office 10-day trend: A colder spell gives way to changeable weather

As we move deeper into November, many across the UK will have noticed a sharp drop in temperatures.

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Staying safe in snow and ice: Met Office WeatherReady tips

As winter tightens its grip, the Met Office has issued an amber warning for snow, with further warnings for snow and ice in force across parts of the UK.

Next generation modelling systems at the Met Office

The Met Office stands at the forefront of weather and climate science, continually evolving its capabilities to deliver ever more accurate and useful forecasts.

Week ahead forecast: Arctic chill brings wintry hazards

The UK is set for a markedly colder spell this week, as Arctic air sweeps southwards, bringing a mix of wintry hazards, sharp frosts, and unsettled weather.

What is a Sudden Stratospheric Warming?

Sudden Stratospheric Warming (SSW) is a meteorological event that can have a significant impact on winter weather, particularly in the UK and across Europe.

Satellite image of the Earth.

Five satellite missions that are transforming our weather and climate intelligence

Data and observations are the lifeblood of meteorological organisations. But how is it changing and what’s the impact of new and upcoming projects?

Met Office weekend weather: Colder air and unsettled skies ahead

As we approach the weekend, the UK is set for a notable shift in weather patterns.

Why tackling disinformation matters more than ever at the Met Office

At the Met Office, we’re known for our trusted weather and climate intelligence in the UK and around the globe - but increasingly, we’re also becoming known for how we communicate it. In a world where misinformation and disinformation spread faster than ever, we’ve stepped up to meet the challenge head-on.

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