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, Lincolnshire, in July 2022. Temperatures reaching the low to mid 30s is becoming increasingly frequent as our climate continues to warm.  Read: The UK's longest heatwave events and where they happened   More heatwaves on the horizon  As the climate continues to change, the UK is likely to see more frequent

, Aberdeenshire 27.4 8 Sep 2023 25.8 8 Sep 2021 109 Wick Airport, Caithness 25.2 8 Sep 2023 23.9 7 Sep 1953 109 Woburn, Bedfordshire 31.3 7 Sep 2023 30.7 13 Sep 2016 108 Cranwell, Lincolnshire 31.6 9 Sep 2023 30.0 5 Sep 1949 107 Leuchars, Fife 26.8 9 Sep 2023 26.6 5 Sep 1999 100 New September daily minimum

. This type of fog forms through radiative cooling at the surface and, although common in winter, can be slow to lift. Some low cloud and general murkiness may persist well into the morning across eastern England, covering areas such as Lincolnshire, Yorkshire and the east Midlands. Western Northern

, the Broads and chalk streams, such as this example in Lincolnshire. Picture: Anglian Water In other work, we are working with water companies to understand the weather drivers of key impacts, including water quality, water demand and asset deterioration (for example, pipe bursts caused by phenomena

to Lincolnshire in November. The UK recorded 95% of average sunshine hours for autumn overall, with Northern Ireland recording its dullest autumn since 1983. Regional breakdown Below are the key statistics for each region in Autumn 2025: Scotland North Mean temperature: 8.24°C (+0.3°C above average) Average

, with particularly intense heat in parts of Yorkshire, Lincolnshire, the West Midlands, and the southwest. Even parts of Scotland and Northern Ireland will see temperatures well above average. There may be some low cloud to start the day, especially around the Irish Sea and eastern coastal areas

to high-sided vehicles, and a number of trees blocked roads in Lincolnshire and Nottinghamshire. East Midlands Trains reported delays and cancellations due to trees and overhead line issues. About 1,000 homes suffered power loss. In the East of England there were school closures and rail

in weather and climate science. This means that we need to work with experts in other fields, and deliver through partnership, building on the legacy of my predecessor. Before the Met Office I worked mainly in academia at the universities of Cambridge, Reading, and Stanford in California. My research

trees, traffic accidents and two fatalities. During the morning of the 5th, concerns increased regarding coastal flooding mainly affecting eastern England due to a storm surge. Several hundred homes were flooded on parts of the east coast of England (for example at Boston, Lincolnshire) and many

. Particular attention was paid to the thunderstorms which occurred in parts of Yorkshire, Lincolnshire and East Anglia on the 26 th and 27 th July to highlight the process that is followed. WH commented that he would be following up with Network Rail about the lightning strike on a signal box which