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on record, while 31 December was the second-wettest day on record for the climate district of North-West England and North Wales. Several long-running stations in eastern England recorded their wettest January day on record on the 5th. The very wet weather was accompanied by some strong winds, coinciding
to the public. Weather observations Records of the global climate are essential for monitoring climate change, but maintaining them requires effective weather observations to be taken all over the world. These observations are also essential for both local and global weather forecasting. While most WMO member
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breaking global records, where does the UK sit? Author: Press Office 5 October 2023 September 2023 was the world’s warmest September on record for global average temperature according to the Copernicus Climate Change Service. The September average temperature was 16.38°C which is 0.93°C above the 1991
of two halves April extremes: a closer look at April’s current weather records About this blog This is the official blog of the Met Office news team, intended to provide journalists and bloggers with the latest weather, climate science and business news, and information from the Met Office
: a look back records from past events Author: Met Office 15 January 2026 January is a month that often tests the UK’s resilience to weather. Sitting at the heart of winter yet increasingly influenced by shifting climate patterns, it delivers an array of extremes, from record‑breaking warmth
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substantial impacts, from transport disruption to school closures, and can be especially challenging when they occur infrequently, as communities have less recent experience in managing such conditions. Understanding records and long‑term climate trends Assessing the winter within a long‑term climate
frequency and high vulnerability (Fig. 1). Over the past two decades the incidence of recorded weather disasters has risen by more than half, translating into rising costs on households, businesses, and the state. REGIONAL COMPARISON GLOBAL CLIMATE RISK INDEX DISASTER INCREASE RATE South Africa has
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