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• 2017 likely to be third warmest year in the historical record

  The Met Office’s latest estimate for 2017 suggests the year will be the second or third warmest in a record stretching back to 1850. Although 2017 isn’t likely to break the record global mean surface temperatures set over the previous two years, climate scientists regard this year’s figure

• England’s warmest June on record and the UK’s second warmest since 1884

  temperature of 15.2°C for June was the second highest on record for the month, only surpassed by June 2023, which recorded 15.8°C. England recorded its warmest June on record with a mean temperature of 16.9°C, while Wales experienced its third warmest June since the series began in 1884.   The east

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• Keep a weather eye open

  Two thirds of British people have been caught out by severe weather, according to the latest research from the Met Office, despite regularly checking the weather forecast.

  Over two thirds (66 per cent) of Brits have been caught out by Winter weather leading to illness, missed work and cancelled social plans. 50 per cent say this is due to lack of preparation. The Met Office is helping people prepare with a WeatherReady check list via its website. What

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• Record-breaking April sunshine

  , Scotland and Northern Ireland had their sunniest April, beating the previous record set in 2015 for England and Northern Ireland, and 1942 for Scotland. Wales recorded its third sunniest April behind 2007 and 2015. Rutland in eastern England was the sunniest county, when compared with a typical April

• march-2025-data-satellite-brochurepdf

  regions. Satellite Coverage Satellite Provider Meteosat Third Generation Satellite (MTG) GOES-E Satellite Full disk Europe & North Atlantic UK & surrounding Full disk South America Continental US expanded EUMETSAT NASA/NOAA GOES-W Satellite Full disk NASA/NOAA Himawari Satellite Full disk JMA Indian

• march-2025-data-satellite-brochure.pdf

  regions. Satellite Coverage Satellite Provider Meteosat Third Generation Satellite (MTG) GOES-E Satellite Full disk Europe & North Atlantic UK & surrounding Full disk South America Continental US expanded EUMETSAT NASA/NOAA GOES-W Satellite Full disk NASA/NOAA Himawari Satellite Full disk JMA Indian