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October 2018 - Assimilation of cloud-affected satellite microwave radiances should lead to measurable improvements in forecast skill, particularly up to 2 days ahead.

Improvements in the partition of water vapour and cloud increments from satellite observations and a better specification of observation errors for cloud-affected satellite radiances have led to significant increase in the amount of satellite data used to produce operational global weather

UK MET Office atmospheric deterministic and probabilistic forecasts are now available in the cloud, so you can build planetary-scale applications using open atmospheric model data. At the same time you can experience a transformative method of requesting data via Restful APIs from AWS. All

England. A band of cloud and rain in the south will gradually clear southwards, although it may linger across south-west England, where locally heavy bursts are possible. Elsewhere, it will be a rather cloudy day with patchy drizzle, particularly over hills. However, cloud is expected to break

A number of new clouds have been named as World Meteorological Day is marked around the globe.

The cloud species Volutus has been officially named as a new species of cloud in the World Meteorological Organization’s Cloud Atlas. The new cloud species name will now be used by meteorologists operationally around the world.  As well as a new species, several new ‘special clouds

Thursday will bring a contrast in conditions across the UK. Eastern parts, particularly East Anglia and southeast England, will remain rather cloudy and cool with outbreaks of rain and drizzle. There is some uncertainty around the extent of this rainfall, but heavier bursts are possible across East

with patchy rain or drizzle at times. Through the afternoon and evening, cloud will begin to increase from the west, ahead of an approaching weather front. Winds will generally be light to moderate, helping most areas feel warmer than Tuesday. However, winds will begin to strengthen in the northwest

with patchy rain or drizzle at times. Through the afternoon and evening, cloud will begin to increase from the west, ahead of an approaching weather front. Winds will generally be light to moderate, helping most areas feel warmer than Tuesday. However, winds will begin to strengthen in the northwest

Thursday and Friday will bring a contrast in conditions across the UK. Eastern parts, particularly East Anglia and southeast England, will remain rather cloudy and cool with outbreaks of rain and drizzle on Thursday. There is some uncertainty around the extent of this rainfall, but heavier bursts

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A band of cloud and rain, locally heavy at times, will continue its eastward journey across central and eastern parts of the UK through Tuesday.

A band of cloud and rain, locally heavy at times, will continue its eastward journey across central and eastern parts of the UK through Tuesday. As this system clears, it will break into more scattered showers, allowing sunny intervals to develop, particularly across western and southern areas