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• A wintry week with more warnings issued

  of Scotland, the whole of Northern Ireland, and parts of northern England, north Wales and the north Midlands. Dan Suri is a Chief Meteorologist at the Met Office and said: “An area of low pressure slides its way eastwards on Monday night. The associated frontal system, marking the boundary between

• CFC-11

  . The analysis was further expanded by also including data from the two GAUGE stations, Heathfield (HFD) (in Sussex) and Bilsdale (BLD) (in North Yorkshire), in a 6-site inversion. The uncertainty reduction for England in the 6-site network (2014 only) is very similar to the 4 UK DECC network inversion

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

  17 cm of snow had accumulated at Bingley in West Yorkshire by 11:00 on Sunday, with 10 cm at Shap in Cumbria. Snow accumulations have also been recorded more widely across England and Wales away from the far south, although many southern areas are now much milder. With an Amber warning for snow

• Record breaking rainfall

  climatology given as a percentage Three named storms crossed the UK during February, Ciara, Dennis and Jorge. The heavy rainfall throughout the month resulted in some severe impacts with many areas flooded, including parts of Yorkshire, Wales and the Midlands. John Curtin, Executive Director

• Met Office daily weather: Thunderstorms and staying warm

  of 25-26°C in areas such as the North Midlands, Lincolnshire, and Yorkshire. Some locations, including Cheshire, North Wales, and Northwest England, could see temperatures reaching up to 27°C. In contrast, Western Scotland and Northern Ireland will experience cooler conditions, with rain gradually

• Pollen forecast: Elevated levels across England and Wales

  across the East of England, the Midlands, the North West, Yorkshire and Humber, Wales and the South West. Further north, pollen levels will generally be lower, with low levels across much of Scotland and moderate levels in Northern Ireland and southern Scotland.   Friday is expected to bring some

• Brief respite before further winds and rain later in the weekend

  Marks, Flood Duty Manager at the Environment Agency, said: “Following heavy rainfall across the country overnight, there has been localised river and surface water flooding across central England, Yorkshire and the North East. Further, minor river flooding impacts are also possible in these areas

• mwr_2025_11_for_print.pdf

  . Weather impacts • Storm Claudia brought heavy rain to large parts of England and Wales, resulting in flooding and impacts on road transport • A cold spell mid-month saw disruptive snow impact the North York Moors and Yorkshire Wolds November was a typical month in many ways, with unsettled Atlantic

• Met Office daily weather: Warm humid weather to continue with further risk of thunderstorms

  that torrential downpours are possible as they move through pic.twitter.com/IdYSOoV31K — Met Office (@metoffice) June 10, 2025 READ MORE: Glastonbury Festival Weather: A look back at historic extremes Thursday will see rain, locally heavy, continuing to move north and east through the day. While

• Storm Jocelyn named

  on preparing for severe weather can be found on the Ready Scotland website. Possible flooding impacts  Mark Garratt, Floody Duty Manager at the Environment Agency, said: “Localised impacts from river flooding are probable on the lower parts of the River Eden in Cumbria today and in parts of North Yorkshire