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• A look back at the 2024/25 storm season

  it’s important to look further into the Met Office archives.  Met Office’s Emily Carlisle explained: “The UK has a history of impactful storms stretching back hundreds of years, long before the introduction of named storms in 2015.  “One thing that is clear from observations is that there’s big

• Met Office Deep Dive: Why September turned soggy and what happens next

  near average. Put simply, many places have had a soggy first half, particularly toward the south and west. It's a mixed week of weather ahead, here's the latest 👇 pic.twitter.com/LPCiHSusXm — Met Office (@metoffice) September 14, 2025 Even so, this wet spell is chipping away at a bigger, year

• Met Office Deep Dive: Hot weather to bring heatwave for many

  heatwave. In this deep dive, we’ll explore the meteorological setup behind the heat, what to expect in the coming days, and how this ties into broader seasonal patterns. The big picture: High pressure takes control The story begins with the jet stream, which has been running just to the north of the UK

• World Area Forecast System (WAFS)

  2025: • Big changes to WAFS Significant Weather (SIGWX) forecasts • Existing T+24 forecasts/chart production will be automated and their appearance/content will change • New multi-timestep SIGWX forecasts covering T+6 to T+48 at 3-hourly intervals will be introduced (Feb 2025). www.metoffice.gov.uk

• PowerPoint Presentation

  is clear. It shows where and why your activities fit into the bigger picture of change your project is aiming to achieve. Longer term Impact Outcome Accountability ceiling Intervention Precondition (intermediate outcome) Precondition (intermediate outcome) Intervention Precondition (output

• Tropical cyclone facts

  activity) and winds at low levels circulating either anti-clockwise (in the northern hemisphere) or clockwise (in the southern hemisphere). The whole storm system may be five to six miles high and 300 to 400 miles wide, although sometimes can be even bigger. It typically moves forward at speeds of 10-15

• How accurate was the movie PRESSURE?

  Library and Archive Manager Catherine Ross said: “It was great to see the lengths the film crew went to in order to bring the historical reality of the D-Day forecast to the big screen. “Scans of maps, reference books, output from teleprinters at the time. You name it, they wanted to see

• wiser0190_sub_national_cx_cafe_uganda181119.pdf

  and climate information is for the community but because the weather in the tropical regions is not harsh people here don’t take climate information like in Europe or America where they have harsh climate. • Dissemination of climate information is a big challenge and there is a need to get as many

• The Next Generation Modelling Systems Programme

  a big challenge though which requires co-design between computational scientists, software engineers, and weather and climate scientists. But the rewards will be rich as having more flexible and portable systems will make them more usable and more efficient, freeing up scientists from having

• wiser0085_climate_information_kakamega__siaya_counties.pdf

  are found to be slightly warmer than the northern and eastern areas. The dataset used is CRU TS4.01 which is at quite a low horizontal resolution of 0.5º. This means the grid boxes displayed in the map are quite big and the county only spans into four boxes. Although the maps are not very detailed