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Grass pollen is the worst culprit when it comes to hay fever, with up to 20 million Brits are affected by it. Yet half of sufferers have no idea what type of pollen is causing their hay fever. The Met Office is engaged in joint research to help identify different grass pollen types cause most

and south Wales also received significant snow with 49cm at St Athan, South Glamorgan, 25cm at Hereford, 20cm at Seavington and 16cm at Yeovilton (both Somerset). The time-series below show hourly snow depths across selected stations across northern England and southern Scotland, and southern England

, Wales, southwest England 26-28°C: Central and southeastern England By Saturday, many areas, particularly in Wales, the West Midlands, and Somerset, are likely to meet the criteria. By Sunday, central and eastern England, and even parts of eastern Scotland, could also qualify. So yes, a technical

in Yumbe district, said she lost all her crops in the previous season. She further described the previous situation “Before I used to plant my crops basing on the anticipation that the rains will come on soon and then pray to God such that the seasons move the way I anticipated”. She added

is set to be quite changeable, too. And there will be some pretty persistently heavy rain in places, particularly across Northern Ireland first thing this morning. “So, we have a warning for rain in place for much of the day to come. Some flooding on the roads is possible here. And it won't just

to be here. The Met Office is a bigger organisation than KNMI but the two organisations are similar because of the pull-through of science to operations. That is different from academia and universities generally, and it is great to manage a team with that one goal. So why did you choose to come to the Met

A Yellow Warning for rain has been issued for southwest Scotland, with persistent rain likely to impact travel conditions and will lead to a chance of flooding for some. The warning comes into force from the early hours of Tuesday morning and lasts until 1900 BST. ⚠️Yellow weather warning issued⚠️

: A maximum temperature of 17.6 °C was recorded at Nantwich, Reaseheath Hall (Cheshire) on the 9th. A minimum temperature of -8.7 °C was recorded at Shap (Cumbria) on the 29th. In the 24 hours ending at 0900 UTC on the 20th, 67.2 mm of rain fell at Achfary (Sutherland). A wind gust of 85 knots (98 mph

of atmospheric concentrations at a doubling of CO 2 . The ECS tends to be greater than the TCR because the planet’s surface temperature continues to rise as the Earth seeks to come into equilibrium with the radiative forcing, even after greenhouse gas concentrations have stabilised. This delay

factor when it comes to how heavy a rainfall is. As we all probably remember from school, when water on the Earth is heated by the Sun, it evaporates and turns into water vapour which rises into the air. When the air cools it condenses around some dust or other particles in the air, these are called