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October 2024 shows the frontal rain from storm Ashley. As is typical for a storm like this, the wettest weather was across the West Highlands and English Lake District. The satellite image show storm Ashley approaching the UK on 20 October 2024, with clear skies behind the occluded front stretching

many roads in the south-east were blocked in places by snow and accidents, including the M25, while schools were closed in Cornwall and the Scottish Highlands, rail services were disrupted, and several hundred flights were cancelled. After the thaw set in, some areas experienced water supply problems

of intense rainfall also affecting Northern Ireland. Parts of Highland Scotland recorded over 50mm of rain, for example 66.6mm at Cluanie Inn from 0900 UTC 19 to 0900 UTC 20 September. The map below shows maximum gust speeds from storm Ali. The strongest winds in excess of 60 Kt were in a swathe across

what issues people were facing in the highland and rainy areas, too, so we decided to pilot WISER in western Kenya.” The WISER Western project team chose four counties to focus on: Kakamega, Siaya, Kisumu and Trans Nzoia, with the aim of delivering weather services where there was more rainfall

), but extended at times to north-western parts of the UK, particularly in late June and early July. The hottest day across north-western parts of the UK was 28 June, with 30 °C exceeded across north-west England, Scotland’s Central Belt, and parts of the Highlands, Northern Ireland and North Wales

Met Office Chief Meteorologist, Paul Gundersen, said; ”The Amber National Severe Weather Warning (NSWWS) runs from 3 pm today to midnight as snow showers across the north Highlands become heavy and extend across the Grampians by this evening. ⚠️⚠️ Amber weather warning issued ⚠️⚠️ Snow across

be some rain from storm Claudia from a weather front draped across northeast England, but nothing like as heavy as the rain we're seeing over the next 12 hours or so. “Again much of Scotland Northern Ireland staying dry with the Highlands having a cracking day with plenty of sunshine. That brisk easterly

a projected rainfall increase of 10―35% in parts of the Scottish Central Lowlands, the western Scottish Highlands and the Lake District. However, a decrease of 10―25% is projected around Aberdeen. The 1.5km-model shows a larger increase in extreme precipitation over the northern UK (by about 20

rainfall. After a quiet start, January rainfall was also above average for most, with more than double the average for some places, but near average in Northern Ireland and rather below for the Highlands of Scotland; the UK overall had 113% of average rainfall for the month. February rainfall

light rain or drizzle could affect parts of the eastern Scottish Highlands. Later in the day, a band of cloud and rain is likely to reach parts of the west and northwest, accompanied by strengthening winds. Northern Scotland, in particular, can expect strong, gusty winds. Temperatures will remain