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bringing heavy rain and strong winds to the UK between Wednesday and Thursday evening, you should consider weatherproofing your home and garden 🌧️ 🏡 See below ⤵️ Be #WeatherReady pic.twitter.com/H2Jvqz9NF4 — Met Office (@metoffice) October 30, 2023 Met Office Deputy Chief Meteorologist, Steven Keates

string to each end of the binoculars so you can have them round you neck, poised to get ready to explore the sky! 04 Cloud spotting Let’s put your knowledge to the test by going into your garden or looking out of your window with your cloud binoculars. Using the cloud identifying sheet can you spot

to each end of the binoculars so you can have them round you neck, poised to get ready to explore the sky! 04 Cloud spotting Let’s put your knowledge to the test by going into your garden or looking out of your window with your cloud binoculars. Using the cloud identifying sheet can you spot

advice to help you prepare your home, garden, and daily routines for winter weather.  Read: 5 tips for staying safe in snow Read: 4 tips for staying safe in ice Read: Keeping your home warm this winter Read: How cold weather affects your health Read: What to do if you have a frozen or burst pipe How far

for snow and ice, the Met Office’s WeatherReady campaign offers practical advice to help you prepare your home, garden, and daily routines for winter weather. For the latest warnings and forecasts, visit: Met Office warnings and advice Read: 5 tips for staying safe in snow Read: 4 tips for staying safe

. For example, tomatoes, it’s much better to buy organic Spanish ones, than ones that have been grown in the UK. To get tomatoes all year round in the UK you have to heat the greenhouses/polytunnels with CO2, and this causes a much bigger carbon footprint than shipping in overland from Spain. 6

February 2019 Kew Gardens (London) March* 25.6 29 March 1968 Mepal (Cambridgeshire) April* 29.4 16 April 1949^ Camden Square (London) May* 32.8 22 May 1922^ Camden Square (London) May* 32.8 29 May 1944 Horsham (West Sussex) May* 32.8 29 May 1944 Tunbridge Wells (Kent) May* 32.8 29 May 1944 Regent's

were above normal over the southwest but below normal over most of Scotland and Northern Ireland. The UK monthly extremes were as follows: A maximum temperature of 38.7 °C was recorded at Cambridge Botanic Garden on the 25th. A minimum temperature of -0.4 °C was recorded at Altnaharra (Sutherland

to your property, for example guttering, pipes, roof tiles, ground floor items and garden items. 19% had their boiler break It’s worth getting your boiler serviced yearly, and ensuring your pipes are insulated. This will also help you save money. You should also check where your stop tap is located so you

for warnings of closures and follow signed diversion routes.”  People should make preparations, secure garden furniture and bins, avoid parking near trees and remain cautious.   For more information on how to prepare for severe weather, please visit our WeatherReady advice.  Storm Dudley Storm