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• mwr_2026_05_for_printpdf

  , with the weather turning more settled as high pressure dominated. By the 24th some stations were recording temperatures above 30°C, with station records tumbling. Heatwave thresholds were met across much of central and southern England and Wales as the heat continued. Occasional showers, some thundery, broke

• Red warning issued for Storm Babet

  and southeast England on Friday, associated with a second area of low pressure arriving from the south. In excess of 50mm of rain is possible in some spots. Be prepared for potential flooding David Morgan, Flood Duty Manager for the Scottish Environment Protection Agency (SEPA), said: “Storm Babet

• Snow continues over northern England and Scotland, turning to rain further south

  and, separately, for southern England.” Flood risk from rain and snow melt The milder air in the south means any precipitation will fall as rain across southern Wales and central and southern England. Combined with some melting snow in places, there is the risk of some surface water flooding with already

• 2025 is double-record breaker: UK’s warmest and sunniest year on record

  driven largely by persistent high-pressure systems bringing prolonged dry, sunny conditions, alongside above-average sea temperatures around the UK. These factors have combined to keep temperatures consistently higher than normal for much of the year.”  At a regional level, the map below shows

• An unsettled weekend ahead of potentially disruptive weather next week

  Low pressure will dominate this weekend, bringing wet and windy conditions for many. As we move into the new working week, there is potential for more disruptive weather and further weather warnings may be issued.

  downpours will be far from welcome, potentially leading to tricky travel conditions and localised surface water issues. The best chance of any dry weather will be across parts of Northern Ireland, northeast England and southeast Scotland. Temperatures will be near normal to rather mild, tempered by brisk

• Microsoft PowerPoint - Poster_MJB_Seamless_Prediction_Workshop_Can_we_tune_ENSO_June_2025

  and almost zero in coupled simulations. (box 6) • Is the weak surface solar feedback closely related to the weak NSHF standard deviations? • Does the strong latent heat feedback generate strong zonal pressure gradients (Lindzen & Nigam 1987) and influence recharging of the warm water pool ? • Can

• metoffice_loan_2018.pdf

  pressure, hygrometer 2 or 30 times daily at 9am, 3pm & 9pm. Wind directions, force and weather noted at various times. Hourly SST. Some sub-surface sea temperatures and specific gravity. Sea state at times. Noon position, magnetic variation at times. Magnetic dip most days. Corresponding obs from

• metoffice_loan_2018pdf

  pressure, hygrometer 2 or 30 times daily at 9am, 3pm & 9pm. Wind directions, force and weather noted at various times. Hourly SST. Some sub-surface sea temperatures and specific gravity. Sea state at times. Noon position, magnetic variation at times. Magnetic dip most days. Corresponding obs from

• mwr_2024_12_for_print.pdf

  . This multi-hazard event brought a prolonged spell of damaging winds, as well as significant rain, and saw the first red warning issued since Storm Isha in January 2024. Following the storm, high pressure briefly settled over the UK, bringing calmer and colder conditions, particularly in Scotland

• mwr_2024_12_for_printpdf

  . This multi-hazard event brought a prolonged spell of damaging winds, as well as significant rain, and saw the first red warning issued since Storm Isha in January 2024. Following the storm, high pressure briefly settled over the UK, bringing calmer and colder conditions, particularly in Scotland