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, it is likely to be wetter than normal in Japan, eastern China, the Korean Peninsula and the Philippines. It is likely to be drier than normal in Indonesia, Malaysia, and parts of the Indian subcontinent. The South Asian Monsoon usually starts in May over the Bay of Bengal, arriving in the Indian Peninsula

, drier than normal is likely. Drier than normal also likely for parts of China, Korea and Japan. Tropical cyclones – Skilful prediction of seasonal activity levels across the North Indian Ocean (including the Bay of Bengal and Arabian Sea) tends to be limited compared to other basins. Whilst cyclones

. The mild theme continued overnight into the 8 th with Colwyn Bay (Clwyd) not falling below 15.5 °C, then it was cloudy but mainly dry. The 9th was cloudy too, with a narrow band of light rain crossing parts of the west and north during the afternoon. 10th to 16th The 10th was mostly sunny, after some

002°35’43”W Titterstone Clee, near Ludlow, Shropshire Hameldon Hill 381060 428740 53°45’17”N 002°17’19”W Dunnockshaw, near Burnley, Lancashire Chenies 501642 199959 51°41’21”N 000°31’50”W Flauden, near Amersham, Hertfordshire Castor Bay 119112 520302 54°30’00”N 006°20’24”W Near Lurgan, Belfast

and thunderstorms over the south-west spread north and east. The night of the 7th/8th was unusually warm with Langdon Bay (Kent) not falling below 22.3 °C. Between the 8th and 11th, it was widely hot and sunny but low cloud proved slow to clear at times in Midland and northern counties, especially

parts, clearing by early evening. The 16th was mainly fine and warm, with just a few isolated showers in the south during the afternoon. After a mild night, Colwyn Bay (Clwyd) not falling below 17.5 °C, the 17th was sunny and warm, Cardiff Bute Park reaching 28.4 °C, but coastal areas were cooler

saw some disruption due to fallen trees, heavy rain and strong winds. In the south-west a fisherman was airlifted from a trawler off Land’s End. There were reports of fallen trees, power cables and power cuts in Bristol, Martock and Teignmouth, and a cliff fall at West Bay closed the coastal path

rise will impact coastal settlements through loss of beaches, shoreline retreat and inundation of low-lying areas posing a considerable risk for the third of West Africa’s population that live in coastal regions. Low-lying villages and settlements along the coast are vulnerable to inundation

continued overnight into the 8 th with Colwyn Bay (Clwyd) not falling below 15.5 °C, then it was cloudy but mainly dry. The 9th was cloudy too, with a narrow band of light rain crossing parts of the west and north during the afternoon. 10th to 16th The 10th was mostly sunny, after some early fog around

of rain lying north to south through central parts soon moved off northeastwards, with most parts turning warm and sunny for a time, Colwyn Bay (Clwyd) reaching 25.9 °C, but cloud and showers developed during the afternoon, merging into longer spells of rain in the south, becoming heavy at times