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Gardening in May: Five tips from the Met Office Author: Press Office 2 May 2025 With longer days, warmer temperatures, and a noticeable uptick in sunshine, May is a great month for both seasoned horticulturists and budding green thumbs to get out and do some gardening. As National Gardening Week (April 28
The Bracknell Storm - 7 May 2000 This was a localised storm that crossed southern Bracknell (Berkshire) and caused some flooding. Although the first thunder was heard at around 7 p.m. (BST) most of the precipitation from the storm fell between 8 p.m. and 9.15 p.m. (BST). There were large hailstones
showers may develop across eastern parts of the UK. Met Office Chief Meteorologist Andy Page, said: “Today will be another warm and sunny day for many, however northeast Scotland and parts of eastern England will see cloudier skies and showers for a time this afternoon. Some showers may be heavy
Office weekend weather forecast for May 24-25 Author: Press Office 23 May 2025 The weekend's weather is set to be quite changeable, with a mix of rain, wind, and occasional sunshine across the country. Saturday will begin with a band of rain sweeping eastwards across the UK. While this initial rain
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Increased sunshine during May has helped to make it a provisional record-breaking May for daily maximum temperature and sunshine across the UK.
The provisional average daily maximum temperature was 17.0 °C during May making it the warmest May in the UK in a series of records stretching back to 1910. The previous warmest May was in 1992 when the average daytime maximum 16.9 °C. Derbyshire, Aberdeenshire, Banffshire and the Isle of Wight all
Record rainfall - June-July & May-July 2007 Record totals over England and Wales for both of these periods... June and July 2007 were both exceptionally wet months, with large areas of England and Wales and eastern parts of Northern Ireland having over twice the average rainfall for these two
Met Office Board Summary 24 May 2011 • The Met Office Board were given a brief on the current Volcanic Ash situation, following the Eruption of Grimsvotn, Iceland. • Rob Varley, Operations and Services Director, gave more detail regarding Met Office activities and capabilities. It was also noted
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May 2019 The averaging period used for the following assessment was 1981-2010. May began with shallow low pressure and weak fronts, bringing rather cloudy and showery weather to most parts. A northerly outbreak on the 3rd/4th brought widespread frosts, and wintry showers penetrated locally to low
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