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• Met Office daily weather: Predominately dry with outbreaks of rain heading into next week

  regions are likely to see some rain at times, with a risk of isolated thunder, particularly in western and northern areas, which will be wettest. However, drier spells are expected for all, with the best of these towards the south-east. Moderate to strong winds will persist, with a risk of coastal gales

• WISER Africa co-production fellowship

  Are you an early career researcher or professional based in East, West, or Southern Africa, with a strong interest in the transdisciplinary co-production of weather and climate services?

  offered through this call — one in each of the following regions: East, West, and Southern Africa. We are seeking talented, early-career professionals with expertise or interest in co-production to serve as co-production champions. Each fellow will collaborate with local and regional organisations

• Hurricanes

  to the Atlantic and north-east Pacific region. In the north-west Pacific they are known as 'typhoons' and elsewhere simply as 'cyclones'. If sustained wind speeds are between 39 m.p.h. and 73 m.p.h. they are known as a 'tropical storms'. Collectively, they are often referred to as 'tropical cyclones

• Heatwave for parts of the UK this week

  the south east. As the brighter conditions spread across England and Wales, temperatures could reach 29°C in London and East Anglia. Rain will persist in the far north west of Scotland through the day and overnight but will weaken and eventually clear on Tuesday. It will also be cooler here

• Met Office daily weather for 26 July

  Saturday will be a day of sunshine and showers, with temperatures down a little on Friday. A band of cloud with patchy rain and drizzle will move east from Wales and southwest/central England into eastern and southeastern areas, breaking up into showers. A few of those showers could turn heavy

• Cold spells to come

  to the east coast.  Wetter interludes will move in from the west and north on Sunday bringing rain for many through Sunday afternoon and Monday morning before clearing to the south and southeast on Monday afternoon.  Next week It will turn colder again through Monday evening with a return to widespread

• PowerPoint Presentation

  than normal conditions are likely or very likely across all areas. 3-Month Outlook September to November - 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: May

• NCIC Monthly Summary

  . Mean maximum temperatures were around 1.5 °C below average in western areas from Wales northwards, but less than 0.5 °C below normal in the south-east. Mean minimum temperatures were generally around 0.5 °C below normal. Rainfall was 122% of average, and it was a wet month in eastern and south-western

• NCIC Monthly Summary

  . Mean maximum temperatures were around 1.5 °C below average in western areas from Wales northwards, but less than 0.5 °C below normal in the south-east. Mean minimum temperatures were generally around 0.5 °C below normal. Rainfall was 122% of average, and it was a wet month in eastern and south-western

• Microsoft Word - march.docx

  it was not as warm as the March 2012 or 2017. Both mean maximum and mean minimum temperatures were between 0.5 and 2.0 °C above average with the largest positive anomalies generally in the east and southeast. It was the 5th wettest March in a series from 1910 with 140% of average rainfall