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Questions 1. What is the Aviation Briefing Service? 2. How do I access the Aviation Briefing Service for pilots? 3. How do I upgrade to Premium? 4. How much does it cost to upgrade and what will I get for my money? 5. How can I see a regional bulletin list of Terminal aerodrome forecasts (TAFs

goes on, with the best of sunshine for Scotland, Northern Ireland, and then maybe later on down towards East Anglia and the southeast as some drier air begins to move in from the continent. "Temperatures on Thursday, again, high teens where we do see the sunshine, but if you're stuck under the cloud

There are a number of yellow National Severe Weather Warnings for snow and ice in place which run into Saturday morning. Warnings may well be updated over the weekend so keep up to date with the forecast in your area. Want to know what the weather is doing where you are over the weekend? Here's

it to reduce risk. In other cases people at the grassroots receive weather information, but they do not understand it and are not able to act upon it. WISER-EWSA’s approach to overcome this “mismatch” is to co-produce weather information. Co-producing weather information involves different people

and pollution; and a great deal more. Within the Met Office, the Public Weather Service (PWS) is responsible for providing the forecasts that are seen and heard throughout the UK. Its principle objective is to produce an accurate and timely weather forecast for the general public. In doing so however

can’t see the scroll bar. How do I view charts lower down the list or to the right of the screen? A. The charts can be scrolled by a “click and hold” on the mouse. If you hold the left mouse button down, then you can drag the charts to the position that you need Q. I can see an alert icon for icing

and a chemtrail and would like to know under whose authority this spraying is being permitted? Also all safety data pertaining to said spraying and environmental interference or control of any kind. If this request does not fall under your remit I would appreciate you telling me which department I should

to understand what has happened in the past. To do this they use historical data about the weather to measure how our climate has changed. Data about our weather is collected all over the world – in our skies, across land and in our oceans. From these data, the Met Office and other research centres

supplies goods, works or services to organisations in the public or utility sectors, including the Met Office - or hopes to do so in the future – you need to know about the changes. More Flexibility The new Act will: Simplify the bidding processes to make it easier to bid, negotiate and work

mitigation measures, to ensure any future discussion of options to tackle climate change is based on the best available evidence and information. The Met Office has a role to play in undertaking this impartial research. The Met Office does not advocate any particular approach to mitigation