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• Met Office Pricing Policy

  business and organisation and expressly excludes the supply and/or sharing of the Deliverables to and/or with third parties, whether in their original form and/or incorporated into and/or adapted for the Customer's products and/or services. 5.1.2. External Business Use: the supply and/or sharing

• uk_monthly_climate_summary_annual_2022.pdf

  temperature since December 2010. Rainfall was below normal through the first two-thirds of the year, though a wet autumn went some way towards offsetting this. July and August were particularly dry, with some stations in southern England recording very little rain during July. It was the driest January

• Beaver Supermoon to light up UK skies, but will it be visible?

  it will not have to wait long for another opportunity. The third and final supermoon of 2025 will occur on December 4, offering another chance to witness this remarkable astronomical event. Although cloud cover may obscure views for many, those fortunate enough to catch a glimpse will be treated to a spectacular sight.

• uk_monthly_climate_summary_annual_2022pdf

  temperature since December 2010. Rainfall was below normal through the first two-thirds of the year, though a wet autumn went some way towards offsetting this. July and August were particularly dry, with some stations in southern England recording very little rain during July. It was the driest January

• Look out, there's a frost about

  third of days in April so far. By comparison, in April 2016, frost was recorded on about 46% of station days, but with 12 days to go before the end of the month, there is considerable potential for the April 2017 figure to increase significantly.

• DCPPASDIdescription1pdf

  et al). For example, the third ensemble member for the 1970 start date will have a member_id of `s1970-r3i1p1f2` and corresponding data will be found under “CMIP6/DCPP/MOHC/HadGEM3-GC31- MM/dcppA-hindcast/s1970-r3i1p1f2”. Other general information on CMIP6 data standards can be found here. Archive

• Dullest October in almost 60 years for the UK

  October started with the Met Office naming its first storm of the season, Amy. Then followed a typical autumnal month, culminating in above average temperatures, just below average rainfall, and well-below average sunshine.   A lack of sunshine for many  The UK saw its third dullest October

• Building resilience to a changing climate across the Commonwealth

  , impacts of climate change could push an additional 100 million people across the world into poverty by 2030.  This is extremely relevant for the Commonwealth where over two thirds of members are small or vulnerable states, and where climate change may have a disproportionate impact on people’s lives

• uk_monthly_climate_summary_202004pdf

  the long-term average, making it the equal third warmest April (alongside 1893) in a series from 1884, though not as warm as the Aprils of 2007 and 2011. Rainfall was 46% of average and sunshine was 140% of average, and it was the third sunniest April in a series from 1929, behind 2007 and 2015. 1st

• uk_monthly_climate_summary_201806pdf

  long-term average, making it provisionally the third warmest June in a series from 1910. Mean maximum temperatures were between 2 and 3 °C above average in most areas, and furthest above average in western areas, while mean minimum temperatures were mostly not much more than 1 °C above average