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the sun comes out people can expect some very pleasant spring conditions.”  You can check the latest forecast on our website, or by following us on Twitter and Facebook, as well as on our mobile app which is available for iPhone from the App store and for Android from the Google Play store.   Keep track of current weather warnings on the weather warning page.   

environment, home life or school work has benefitted them e.g. when they’ve worked on group projects, debated with someone who had a different point of view, had an exchange student come over or a relative who lives abroad etc. Ask for a few volunteers to share their ideas and examples and discuss

-to-high 20s Celsius on Tuesday.  With the warmth will come dry and sunny spells for many, but showers, sometimes heavy, will also track across the whole country, particularly the north and west. These might be thundery at times in parts of the south, central England and south-west Scotland.   Met Office

who will come and meet you. Please clearly display your visitor pass at all times and return it when you leave.  Catering  There are several catering options available, all are located on the ground floor. There is a restaurant offering a daily breakfast (08:00-10:00) and lunch (12:00-14:00

An arctic maritime airmass is spreading southwards across the whole country early this week which will come as quite a shock. Spring has been dry and relatively warm so far with the UK mean temperature for the first half of April 1.1 °C above the long term average. Over the weekend an area of low

will continue to drop through this week back towards the average for the time of year. With the strong winds and rain, it will feel much cooler than the unseasonably mild conditions seen in recent days.  Low pressure to come  After an unsettled start to Wednesday but with some sunshine, a new low

for this process to take place. What impact does this have on the UK? We normally expect our weather to come in from the west – with a flow of relatively mild air coming in off the Atlantic. When an SSW brings easterly winds this tends to alter our weather patterns slightly, weakening areas of low pressure

with a description of the probabilistic projections from Met Office scientist Glen Harris. The user view comes from the Climate Resilience team at the Ministry of Defence, describing the challenges of understanding and managing climate risk across their wide range of facilities. And, we summarise the final three

and ability of the students. Activity: Students categorise their cards under the 3 title cards (1) sources of air pollution (where it comes from), (2) how air pollution affects our health, (3) air pollution solutions. An optional extension activity is for some / all students to sort the sources of air

or loss, even life or death. Around the clock, around the world, millions of people need to know more about how the weather will affect them now and in the future. Which is where we come in. As a world-leading weather and climate service, the Met Office works closely with governments, individuals