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Monday will be generally cloudy across much of the United Kingdom, with the best chance of sunshine found near the high centre in the north and northwest, where fog may be slow to clear. Some western areas, particularly to the lee of high ground, may also see brighter spells. Elsewhere, persistent

PUBLIC WEATHER MEDIA SERVICE – PRODUCT DESCRIPTIONS Lightning observations PRODUCT CODE – PWMS036 Release: 2.0 Date: 27 May 2016 Author: Colin Seddon Owner: Corinne George Client: PWMS Document Number: 1 Product Description History Document Location This document is only valid on the day

to understand? Whilst at first, having a warmer climate may sound like a good thing for our fun trips to the beach here in the UK, a changing climate may bring many problems, for example, health risk in extremely warm conditions and trouble growing crops. This news may sound daunting, but don’t worry

is in the risk maps. • Area of Concern maps will give further specific information on areas at risk, and how the risk colour has been chosen from the matrix. These are sometimes used even when the risk is very low (green) as there may still be minor impacts to be pointed out. Area of concern map

at times. Even so, some brighter spells may develop in places. Further north, conditions are much livelier and sunnier. Northern Ireland, northern England and much of Scotland will enjoy long spells of sunshine, although the far north, including Orkney and Shetland, may see cloud bubbling up at times

of the observation on ≥ 90% of occasions (based on a 12-month rolling mean) April 2024 Timely TREND forecasts Late/missing TREND Aberdeen Heathrow Manchester Norwich Sumburgh May 2024 Aberdeen Heathrow Manchester Norwich Sumburgh June 2024 Aberdeen Heathrow Manchester Norwich Sumburgh July 2024

is in the risk maps. • Area of Concern maps will give further specific information on areas at risk, and how the risk colour has been chosen from the matrix. These are sometimes used even when the risk is very low (green) as there may still be minor impacts to be pointed out. Area of concern map

since 1973. November 2004 - 8th driest November in series. January 2006 - 8th driest January in series. May 2006 - 8th wettest May in series. Slightly above average rainfall for August 2006 and September 2006, and then above-average rainfall for October, November and December 2006, reduced

Background on the use of aerodrome weathers warnings Intent of aerodrome warnings Aerodrome Warnings are issued in accordance with CAA and ICAO requirements and are designed to provide advice to airfield operators on potential weather hazards that may affect their airport. It is anticipated

for most of Scotland from 2pm until midnight, with the potential for 20 to 30mm of rain in under an hour, and up to 50mm locally where storms could repeatedly affect the same area. The most intense storms may also bring large hail and gusty winds. Showers are expected to ease through the evening, though