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• PWSCG annual report 2021/22

  . However we are content to accept these missed targets as we now judge they do not provide clear, auditable benefits. Looking forward to next year when a more strategic engagement strategy should come to fruition, we will ensure a more targeted approach and metrics to reach and engagement

• Met Office daily weather: Showers and wind dominate but some brighter spells to come

  Showers and wind dominate this weekend's forecast but some brighter spells to come

  clearer. So, with that dry interlude, potentially a bit of a cold start on Sunday, but the dry weather won't last long. The next area of low pressure will bring in the next batch of rain through Sunday. So, there is yet more rain to come through the rest of this weekend and in fact into next week

• Met Office daily weather: Showers and wind dominate but some brighter spells to come

  Showers and wind dominate this weekend's forecast but some brighter spells to come

  clearer. So, with that dry interlude, potentially a bit of a cold start on Sunday, but the dry weather won't last long. The next area of low pressure will bring in the next batch of rain through Sunday. So, there is yet more rain to come through the rest of this weekend and in fact into next week.”

• factsheet_20-from-sorcery-to-supercomputers_2023.pdf

  . Sorcery and Supercomputers 13 Robert FitzRoy 1805–1865 Robert FitzRoy 1805–1865 Why FitzRoy? Who was he? Here Beaufort re-enters the story. FitzRoy was a brilliant Royal Naval surveyor and had come to the attention of Beaufort who treated him as protégée. Beaufort played a significant part in securing

• factsheet_20-from-sorcery-to-supercomputers_2023pdf

  . Sorcery and Supercomputers 13 Robert FitzRoy 1805–1865 Robert FitzRoy 1805–1865 Why FitzRoy? Who was he? Here Beaufort re-enters the story. FitzRoy was a brilliant Royal Naval surveyor and had come to the attention of Beaufort who treated him as protégée. Beaufort played a significant part in securing

• New UK June maximum temperature record for second consecutive day

  The UK has provisionally set a new maximum temperature record for June for the second consecutive day, with 36.7°C reached at Merryfield, Somerset, on 25 June.

  °C at Merryfield, Somerset, provisionally making it the hottest June day on record again for the UK🥵 Wales has also seen its hottest June day with 35.9°C at Cardiff and Northern Ireland tied with 30.8°C at Castlederg 🌡️ pic.twitter.com/MUVoxTdclt — Met Office (@metoffice) June 25, 2026 Wales has

• NCIC Monthly Summary

  with widespread frost, with wintry showers skirting the east coast at times, rain showers for the south-west, and long spells of sunshine everywhere else, Yeovilton (Somerset) sunniest with 7.4 hours. Another widespread frost on the 9th led into a generally sunny day, with isolated wintry showers along

• heavy-rainfall_flooding-in-the-lake-district-cumbria---november-2009---met-office.pdf

  Mickleden, Middle Fell 57.0 106.6 145.6 252.2 309.2 Rydal Hall 49.5 105.5 148.1 253.6 303.1 Grasmere, Tanner Cro 54.0 85.2 155.5 240.7 294.7 Brotherswater 48.2 91.6 153.4 245.0 293.2 Dale Head 51.2 90.8 150.8 241.6 292.8 St Johns Beck 49.4 83.0 133.4 216.4 265.8 **All rain gauges listed

• carbon_reduction_plan_2026_FINALpdf

  , with potential for future expansion. • With the supercomputer decommissioned, space in the IT halls will need to be repurposed. The most effective approach is being assessed. Travel Reduction: • 40% reduction in business travel emissions target by 2030. • Department-specific air travel limits established

• Microsoft Word - 2026_05_may_heatwave_1.docx

  , and none in May, until 2026. (*It is possible earlier dates in June or September may come to light as more historic data pre-1961 are digitized; for example 2 September 1906 when 35.6°C was recorded in the UK). The maps below show other examples of May days in the UK where 30°C was reached