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• January 2026 weather stats: A regional breakdown

  exceptionally wet because we’ve seen a very persistent Atlantic weather pattern. A strong jet stream has repeatedly steered low-pressure systems towards the UK, bringing frequent spells of rain and wind. With little opportunity for drier conditions in between, the ground has become saturated, so even moderate

• Getting WeatherReady for wind and rain as Storm Chandra approaches

  , cyclists, and motorcyclists. Keep a firm grip on the steering wheel. Give larger vehicles more room, especially when overtaking. Remember that bridges, coastal routes and high ground are particularly exposed in storms. Staying safe at the coast Strong winds can create dangerous coastal conditions

• Weekend weather: Mixed conditions with further showers for many

  this weekend is an area of low pressure situated to the southwest. This system isn’t being steered along by the jet stream, which lies far to the south across Spain and Portugal. As a result, the low is slow-moving and will gradually weaken in place rather than sweeping through quickly. This sluggish

• The Directors

  our modelling capability. Simon sits as UK Head of Delegation at EUMETSAT and is a member of the National Space Strategy and Delivery Board as well as the National Risk Severity Assessment Steering Group.  He is accountable for the Met Office’s National Risk which it owns on behalf of the UK

• How pressure drives the UK's journey from summer to autumn

  . As Atlantic depressions become more influential, areas of low pressure and their associated fronts can bring more frequent spells of rain and stronger winds to the UK. The jet stream helps steer these systems, so changes in its position can determine which parts of the country experience the wettest

• cleanair_science_planpdf

  multi-disciplinary knowledge by fostering cross-disciplinary links and expanding these across a broad community. This will be achieved by: o o o Engaging with the Clean Air Champion and Clean Air Steering Committee. Hosting a series of workshops bringing together air quality researchers, health experts

• 10-day trend: A mixed Bank Holiday weekend and an autumnal start to September

  , bringing a greater chance of rain, stronger winds and more changeable conditions. The main driver behind this change is the return of a stronger Atlantic influence. The jet stream is becoming more active, helping to steer areas of low pressure towards the UK. This marks a departure from the more

• 10-day trend: Warmer weather returns as high pressure builds

  the exceptional levels seen during the record-breaking heat at the end of June. High pressure set to take control The main story over the next 10 days is the gradual return of high pressure. During the past week, an active jet stream has steered areas of low pressure across the UK, particularly affecting

• Deep Dive: A dramatic shift from heat to unsettled weather

  conditions. At the start of June, it has shifted strongly into a positive phase, strengthening the jet stream and allowing Atlantic weather systems to return. This stronger, more southerly positioned jet stream is now steering low pressure systems across the UK, bringing frequent spells of rain, showers

• Microsoft Word - PWSCG Annual Report FINAL

  of Emergency Responder Workshops to input into the review of Warning Services Provided direction and steer to MO on the approach to ‘Reach’ of Met Office outputs and agreed a way forward on the provision of information under the ‘Enthusiasts Site’ The PWSCG Chair and Independent Member attended