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Why do we have seasons?
The UK experiences four distinct seasons each year, spring, summer, autumn and winter. But what causes these seasons, and how do they affect our weather?
How changing weather patterns are affecting UK wildlife
As the UK continues to experience the affects of a changing climate, the implications for wildlife are becoming increasingly evident.
Mist, fog, and haze: What's the difference?
Visibility is a crucial aspect of weather forecasting, affecting everything from road safety to aviation and shipping.
Fact checking climate information
Information on climate change is often shared in the media and on social media, but how can we establish its trustworthiness?
Eight interesting facts about Autumn
Autumn is a season of transition, marking the shift from the warmth of summer to the chill of winter.
How does summer 2025 compare to summer 1976
Across the UK, mean temperatures averaged across the summer period reached levels never-before recorded, with large swathes of the country experiencing conditions more than 2°C above the seasonal average. Yet, as remarkable as these statistics are, it is crucial to place them in context.
Weekend weather forecast: A later return for summer?
As we approach the first weekend of September, many are wondering whether summer will make a late return.
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