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  • Keeping our weather stations afloat

    such a strong effect on the atmosphere and, in turn, the weather, the observations taken by the Marine Observing Network are vital for climate and weather models. Maintaining each type of station comes with its own set of challenges for James and the marine engineering team. “With so many marine

  • UK friends, families and pets recognised in storm names

    is ‘as quick as lightning’ when playing as a goalkeeper.  A cat who ‘comes in and acts like a storm’, has also found her name on the list, with Storm Ruby making the final cut. This is a name that was also nominated for a daughter who ‘leaves a trail of destruction’ when she comes in the house.   Dudley

  • Amber warnings issued as Storm Amy approaches

    of Scotland which comes into force from 1700 on Friday and will be active until 0900 on Saturday. A separate Amber warning has been issued for the western half of Northern Ireland, valid from 1500-2000 on Friday. The warnings highlight a danger to life, the possibility of power cuts, travel disruption

  • Snow and ice warnings issued

    come into force on Monday, but conditions ahead may deteriorate more quickly at higher elevations.” Stay up to date with the Met Office forecast on social media, through our weather warnings and by checking our mountain area forecasts, which are written by trained meteorologists and are available under

  • CFC-11

    Copyright 2013 19 elevated compared to the prior, most notably when the air has come from the north east (adjustments greater than 1). 7.4 Summary A direction specific baseline has been added to the inversion process within InTEM. It solves for 11 additional variables, multiplying factors applied

  • Why an ‘exact date’ weather forecast headline isn’t what it seems

    it seems Author: Press Office Wed 15 Nov 2023 As we move further towards meteorological winter, one thing as predictable as the changing seasons is online news headlines that promise the ‘exact date’ we will see snow in the UK, often weeks in advance. But where do these dates come from and how do

  • Dartmoor Gliding Society - Ed Borlase

    involves a distance flight of no less than 500km (the equivalent of Dartmoor to Bicester and back) which can take many hours. One of our club pilots, Richard Roberts, is a real trailblazer and has come the closest to achieving this from our site – read more about his record flight. Gliding is extremely

  • Met Office daily weather: Cooler temperatures than last week with some sunny spells

    . And a warm day to come across more southern areas as well. “But for some North Sea coastal regions where that cloud persists, it's going to feel pretty cool for the time of year. So only 16°C or 17°C and perhaps quite misty at times over the higher ground. We'll also need to watch out for a few showers

  • wiser0011_mel-workshop-meeting-notes-1216.pdf

    . The MEL workshop provided an opportunity for key stakeholders within WISER to come together and discuss the role of MEL in project and programme design and implementation. Objective: The objective of the workshop was to review and revise the WISER logframe and Theory of Change to ensure that all

  • metoffice_weathercareerstories_primary-backstory.pdf

    management, organisation, being able to plan ahead and work well with others are all really important. It can be quite fast paced and you need to keep a clear head, listen carefully and feel confident in taking the lead. It all comes with practice though – if you love your job, these things

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