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breaks in the cloud may develop in the lee of hills. It will feel notably humid across England and Wales, with temperatures rising higher than on Friday. The southeast is expected to be particularly warm, with maximum temperatures reaching 29 to 30°C. A breezy day for many, especially in the far

breaks in the cloud may develop in the lee of hills. It will feel notably humid across England and Wales, with temperatures rising higher than on Friday. The southeast is expected to be particularly warm, with maximum temperatures reaching 29 to 30°C. A breezy day for many, especially in the far

that is generated by Met Office Warnings Manager*. The NSWWS will provide you with: • Weather warnings, issued when rain, thunderstorms, wind, snow, ice, fog, extreme heat and lightning are possible and it is forecast that they may be severe enough in nature to disrupt routines or impact safety • Weather

, thunderstorms are expected to develop before dawn. These may bring torrential downpours, hail and frequent lightning as they drift northwards into the Northern Isles. A yellow weather warning for thunderstorms has been issued for 12am until 10pm across Scotland and Northern Ireland. Low cloud

Saturday will start off dry for many areas, although rather cloudy skies are expected to dominate. Some locations may see bright or sunny spells, particularly earlier in the day, but these will become increasingly hazy as high cloud spreads eastwards through the afternoon. By evening, rain

Office Weather Deep Dive: A change is on the way Author: Press Office 21 May 2025 After weeks of dry, sunny weather across much of the UK, this week’s Met Office Deep Dive confirms a significant shift is on the horizon, just in time for the late May Bank Holiday and half-term break. While the news may

were warmer than normal over the last three months. Outlook: For the next three months, below normal temperatures are likely for India. Near-normal temperatures are likely for many parts of Indochina. Otherwise, above normal temperatures are likely or very likely for most areas. 3-Month Outlook May

A Met Office attribution study, produced this week, has estimated the chances of exceeding the record-breaking temperature witnessed in April and May in 2010 – which saw the highest combined average April and May temperature since 1900. The study shows that the natural probability of a heatwave

airports within 7 minutes of the validity time of the observation on ≥ 90% of occasions (based on a 12-month rolling mean) Timely TREND forecasts Late/missing TREND March 2025 Aberdeen Heathrow Manchester Norwich Sumburgh April 2025 Aberdeen Heathrow Manchester Norwich Sumburgh May 2025 Aberdeen

airports within 7 minutes of the validity time of the observation on ≥ 90% of occasions (based on a 12-month rolling mean) April 2025 Timely TREND forecasts Late/missing TREND Aberdeen Heathrow Manchester Norwich Sumburgh May 2025 Aberdeen Heathrow Manchester Norwich Sumburgh June 2025 Aberdeen