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Tuesday brings a mix of weather across the UK, with variable cloud cover and mostly dry conditions for many. Inland areas, particularly across the west and centre of the country, can expect clear or sunny spells, making for a bright but brisk day. However, windward coasts, especially those facing

of weather for your local area over coming decades. Working together on UK Climate Projections The Local (2.2km) model better simulates several aspects of present-day climate, which is verified by comparing the model results with observations of the real world. Observations Summer mean rainfall

and continue to move northeast through the afternoon, gradually clearing from Northern Ireland. Isolated thunderstorms may develop from the Midlands to northeast England later in the day. Cloudy skies for parts of Scotland and Northern Ireland Monday morning, as rain begins to move in here 🌧️ Low cloud

Weather career stories | People in weather and climate Career backstory cards Sophie Field Services Engineer What does a day in your job look like? My day can vary a lot depending on whether I’m working away or in the office. In the office, I’m usually building and testing weather observation

Weather career stories | People in weather and climate Career backstory cards Sophie Field Services Engineer What does a day in your job look like? My day can vary a lot depending on whether I’m working away or in the office. In the office, I’m usually building and testing weather observation

Heavy rain, strong winds and snow, New Year 2024-2025 The period from late December 2024 to early January 2025 brought some very wet and windy weather, with significant snowfalls across upland areas in the north. On 29 to 31 December, northern Scotland recorded its third-wettest 3-day period

with sunny spells and patchy fair weather cloud, then continued for the rest of the day. Despite the sunshine it was a chilly day with a cool north-westerly wind. Data from Southampton Maximum Temperature/°C: 11.7 Minimum Temperature/°C: 4.4 Rainfall Amount/mm: 0.0 Sunshine Amount/hours: 7.7 General

The low pressure system will continue to move eastwards across northern Scotland through the day before moving out into the North Sea later this afternoon. Gusts up to 85mph have been recorded in western Scotland and wind speeds are expected to continue to increase through the day on the east coast

, colder air moves in behind the first departing low, giving Saturday a noticeably cooler feel, particularly in the north. By Sunday, however, milder air begins to rebuild from the southwest. Saturday: a cooler but brighter day for many Saturday is expected to be the drier day of the weekend for most

to protect themselves.   How accurate were day-to-day forecasts?   Met Office forecast accuracy is routinely assessed in a wide variety of ways of ways, but the below figures are informed by forecast verification at around 120 sites around the UK, giving geographical spread across the UK.   Continual