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in line with the Met Office five-year strategic planning cycle with the next formal revision in 2030. 4. Policy Document 4.1 Borrowers We anticipate the following as potential borrowers, however requests may come from other types of organisations; • Educational organisations • Museums, galleries

is under 18 years of age, • a vulnerable adult is any person over 18 years of age who may be unable to take care of themselves due to age, disability, or financial constraints, or is unable to protect themselves against harm or exploitation. 1.3 This policy should be read alongside the following

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

conditions in the Arctic following a record-warm May, and a very mild winter (albeit less mild than the preceding three winters). Winter 2018-2019 was less mild than the last three winters in the Arctic, but still much warmer than the 1981-2010 average. Evidence from satellite measurements and models

. 4 Count of occasions transmission time target exceeded 00Z 06Z 12Z 18Z 3 2 1 0 Jul 2023 Sep 2023 Nov 2023 Jan 2024 Mar 2024 May 2024 Timeliness of TREND forecasts Objective: To append landing forecasts to selected airport METARs in time for their global dissemination. TRENDs are 2 hour ’landing

both the MENA and Caribbean regions 3-Month Outlook May to July - Temperature Much More Likely Below Normal Near-Normal Above Normal Likely Left: Middle East and North Africa Right: Caribbean region Likely Much More Likely Climate Outlook Global: January to October Overview 3 MENA, Caribbean

showers in the west, some of which may be heavy and thundery. As the day progresses, a more organised band of showers will move northeast, reaching the southwest by mid to late morning and clearing from the northeast during the evening. This band may bring hail and very gusty winds for some

Tuesday will begin on a notably chilly note, particularly across northern and western regions. However, conditions will improve through the morning, with many areas enjoying a dry day accompanied by sunny spells. Some cloud may build during the afternoon, especially in central and eastern areas

The sunny and hot conditions today could see Wales and Scotland come close to temperature records for the month of May as temperatures approach 30°C, while elsewhere temperatures will be in the mid to high 20°C’s. Coastal areas in the south and east will be cooler with an onshore breeze

in the north and west, while other regions will remain mainly dry but with variable and, at times, extensive cloud cover. Mist and fog patches may also develop, particularly in low-lying areas. Temperatures will be very mild for the time of year, and winds are expected to ease as the evening progresses