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• Heavy snow to give way to more settled conditions

  . Sunday night will be a very cold night, especially in areas with lying snow where temperatures could get as low as -12°C. Thank you to everyone who has sent in #snow pictures today, here's a selection from central parts where some have seen more than a foot of snow #loveukweather pic.twitter.com

• Wet and windy weather continues

  tonight and the hills and mountains of Scotland and Northern Ireland could see a few cms of lying snow above 200-300 metres. Widespread icy patches will develop on untreated surfaces first thing Monday morning and could cause a few travel problems.” Whilst the blustery, cold conditions are a contrast

• Good Friday: but not so good on Easter Monday

  . “A frontal system is expected to move in from the west and displace the high pressure lying across the UK. This will spread rain across all areas during the latter part of Easter Sunday and through Easter Monday, although there is some uncertainty regarding its exact timing. Once the rain clears blustery

• Sarah Ineson

  years. The centre of action lies in the tropical Pacific, but the impacts are felt worldwide - even in geographically remote regions, such as Europe. Sarah works on better understanding the interactions between the ocean and the atmosphere that give rise to ENSO and assesses the representation of ENSO

• factsheet_9_weather_extremes_october2025pdf

  be composed of a very large number of ice crystals (predominantly starshaped) and the flakes may then have a diameter of several inches. UK England Wales Scotland Northern Ireland Month Days of snow Days of snow Days of snow Days of snow Days of snow Falling* Lying # Falling* Lying # Falling* Lying

• Number of UK ice days slipping away

  will decrease. We’ll still have cold days, but features like lying snow will become an increasing rarity, especially in southern England. “Between 1991 and 2019 a wide swathe of southern England could expect maximum temperatures on the coldest winter day to be on average between 0.0 °C and 2.0 °C. However

• global-spot-weather-forecasts-snowflake-datasheet-1.pdf

  , but obviously dusk to dawn. (5) Higher values are possible in extreme situations. (6) Both instantaneous and integrated over previous hour output. (7) Over the preceding hour/three/six hours. (8) This is the falling snow amount in mm of liquid equivalent. Doesn’t reflect snow lying on the ground. Falling

• sea_ice_season-summary_october2017.pdf

  extent lies towards the top end of all these central ranges (Figure 5), a fact likely to reflect the abrupt slowing of ice melt late in the season. However, the median estimate did increase somewhat as the season progressed, becoming closer to the observed extent. Figure 5: Arctic sea ice extent

• global-spot-weather-forecasts-snowflake-datasheet-1pdf

  , but obviously dusk to dawn. (5) Higher values are possible in extreme situations. (6) Both instantaneous and integrated over previous hour output. (7) Over the preceding hour/three/six hours. (8) This is the falling snow amount in mm of liquid equivalent. Doesn’t reflect snow lying on the ground. Falling

• Amber warning for further snow in Scotland

  forecast to move into south west Scotland on Sunday and then spread north and as temperatures rise following recent cold conditions, rain and thaw of lying snow from Sunday onwards will increase the risk of flooding. Possible impacts could include flooding of low lying land, roads and individual