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• nmla_policy_outreachpdf

  &ArchiveCommsSite/Li sts/MODocumentRegiser/AllItems.aspx Mission Statement ''The National Meteorological Library and Archive (NMLA) seeks to preserve, in perpetuity, records relating to the national memory of the weather in both paper and also digital formats. It exists to collect, catalogue and preserve

• Memo

  . • The Board discussed planning for the Spending Review, including Public Weather Service funding and satellite programmes. • Nick Jobling briefed the Board on issues relating to an EU FP7 audit and the Board discussed the process. • Dan Childs (Corporate Risk Manager) briefed the Board

• National Meteorological Archive Hidden Treasures

  The National Meteorological Archive houses the national memory of the weather. Our collections include books, diaries, records, charts and other materials relating to meteorology, climatology and weather forecasting. These encompass official Met Office records, which date from 1854 onwards, older

• Historic July sees record dryness, unprecedented sunshine and exceptional warmth

  , Lincolnshire, Northamptonshire, Nottinghamshire, Oxfordshire, Rutland, Surrey, Warwickshire and West Sussex.     So far this year, four months have seen above average rainfall (January, February, March and June), with three months seeing below average monthly rainfall (April, May and now July). This map

• Record breaking temperatures for the UK

  time pic.twitter.com/d57FGJx8To — Met Office (@metoffice) July 19, 2022 Temperatures remained above 20°C in many areas last night and overnight temperature records are expected to have been broken with 25.8°C provisionally being recorded in Kenley in Surrey and 24.5°C in Aberporth in Wales

• Disc Log 185

  public sector bodies including Government departments and agencies. The majority of the Met Office’s non-competed services relate to the Met Office’s public task, its role as the UK’s National Meteorological Service and its support of the Ministry of Defence and other Government departments in respect

• Met Office Data Publications

  We hold a range of data series relating to various meteorological elements

  The National Meteorological Archive holds a great many published and unpublished series of data relating to a range of meteorological elements. These are an valuable resource for anyone interested in historical data. Some of our most popular series have been scanned and are available here including

• Expeditions

  The National Meteorological Archive holds books and papers relating to a number of significant expeditions

  , especially Scott’s Terra Nova expedition of 1910 – 1913 provided the baseline data and crucial climatological understanding of polar regions and their relation to weather and climate around the world. The National Meteorological Archive holds books and papers relating to a number of significant

• User guidance - figure T1

  the year. The 30-year climatological mean is also shown (green circles). values observed in the most recent twelve 3-month periods (coloured line) - to relate the forecast to the most recent past. Fifteen periods are shown to provide a full year's values for the recent past 4. Notes There is a strong

• mwr_2025_06_for_print.pdf

  lines. Meanwhile, across southern England the 21st was to prove the hottest day of the month with 33C recorded at Charlwood, Surrey. After a brief cooler interlude, the closing days of the month saw temperatures yet again on the rise, especially across southern and eastern England where, on the 30th