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region, the Caribbean and the British Overseas Territories temperatures were hot over the last three months. The exception to this has been the British Overseas Territories in the central Pacific which were cool or cold in October and November before returning to near-normal in December. Outlook

the MENA region, the Caribbean and the British Overseas Territories temperatures were warm or hot over the last three months. The exception to this has been the British Overseas Territories in the central Pacific which have been cool or cold. Outlook: It is likely or much more likely to be warmer than

: Across much of the MENA region, the Caribbean and the British Overseas Territories temperatures were hot over the last three months, with a couple of exceptions. Though hot in December and January, away from coastal regions, parts of North Africa were normal or cold during February

the MENA region, the Caribbean and the British Overseas Territories temperatures were hot over the last three months. The exception to this has been the British Overseas Territories in the central Pacific which were near-normal in December but cold in November and again in January. Outlook

and Outlook – Rainfall Global Outlook – Temperature Global Outlook – Rainfall Africa Current Status and Outlook - Temperature Current Status: Many areas were warm or hot over the last three months though there were some exceptions. Much of northern Africa including the Sahel experienced near normal

months, most of the MENA and Caribbean regions have been warm or hot. The central Pacific British Overseas Territories have been cool. Outlook: Over the next three months, consistent with a warming climate and a strong El Nino, it is likely or much more likely that temperatures will be warmer than

– Temperature Global Outlook – Rainfall Climate Outlook Africa: May to February Africa Current Status and Outlook - Temperature Current Status: Predominately warm or hot over the past three months. The main exceptions have been across the DRC, Sudan and parts of Ethiopia where temperatures have been near

-day hourly forecasts up to 14 days ahead. FitzRoy Road, Exeter, Devon, EX1 3PB United Kingdom [email protected] www.metoffice.gov.uk/energy Senior Met Office Scientist Ian Pearman, who was part of the project team, explains: “Despite the massive computer power involved, it is still very

Office Biodiversity Working Group. A Dittisham Ploughman, also known as the 'Ditsum Plum’, which is a rare and hyper-localised variety from Devon, known for its abundant and delicious fruit. The second tree is a Merryweather Damson, chosen for its connection to our core mission, which supports

Hot in the south before cold front moves in.

in place for London, South East and Eastern England. Agostinho Sousa, Head of Extreme Events and Health Protection at the UK Health Security Agency, said: “Temperatures have already reached 30°C in some parts of the south on Friday and we want everyone to enjoy the hot weather safely when it arrives