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. “So it’s really important during this particularly cold period, to keep checking on frail or older neighbours or relatives, especially those living alone or who have serious illnesses.” Changes to come At the end of the week milder air from the Atlantic starts to spread into the UK behind a series

outlook, Aidan McGivern said: “A cold front from the north towards the weekend will mark another change in the airmass for the UK, moving from something with a bit of an Atlantic influence to air that comes more directly from the Arctic.” This front over the weekend will bring some rain to northern

weather in the South West. Met Office Chief Meteorologist Andy Page said: “After cold, frosty starts and cool days for many across the Bank Holiday weekend, daytime temperatures will gradually recover early next week, however they will not come near the high values we saw over the Easter weekend

. Andrews, L. J. Carpenter, C. Hogan, F. E. Hopkins, J. C. Laube, A. D. Robinson, T. G. Spain, S. D. Archer, N. R. P. Harris, P. D. Nightingale, S. J. O’Doherty, D. E. Oram, J. A. Pyle, J. H. Butler, and B. D. Hall, Results from the first national UK inter-laboratory calibration for very short-lived

In the National Meteorological Archive we have always believed that, in addition to decoded Enigma observations and meteorological reconnaissance flight observations, some of the observations on our WW2 synoptic charts might have come from covert radios. To operate a covert radio in occupied Europe

pressure) system that comes in from the west as we go into Friday. There are some question marks as to how far east it pushes across. “I am expecting it to stay just a little bit further west and then weakening as it makes its way across. So, some rain in the west on Friday, not a lot.” Keep up

period, in stark contrast to the heat we experienced in June.” Further rain to come After a largely showery working week, a change in the jet stream – which is a core of winds high up above the Earth’s surface – will once again influence a likely wet and windy Friday and weekend for many. 🌧️ Low

of heavy rain, especially on hills. 15 to 25 mm is likely to fall quite widely, with 40 to 50 mm possible over high ground. The rain will slowly ease and then clear from the south on Saturday evening. Another yellow warning for rain comes into force at 4pm tomorrow (23rd November) across parts

on Wednesday as a weather system moves eastwards across northern France – this is a much more marginal situation than those earlier this month and would need a variety of factors to come together.  Met Office Chief Meteorologist, Frank Saunders, said: “It is important to point out that we are not expecting

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