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experiences more cloudy, wet and windy weather than regions further east. Some upland areas experience harsh weather whilst coastal and lower lying areas enjoy more favourable conditions. Winter mean daily minimum temperatures vary from 0°C in high parts of north and mid-Wales to 3 or 4°C around the coast

to the increasing cloud and rain, especially across southern areas. Looking further ahead: Tropical influences and model uncertainty The end of the week and the weekend bring further complexity to the forecast. A swirl of low pressure is set to approach the UK, but its origins lie far to the west, across

is normally the warmest month in Northern Ireland, with mean daily maximum temperatures varying from about 17.5 °C in the upland areas and along the north coast to almost 20 °C in low lying areas south of Lough Neagh and in Fermanagh. The wettest months in Northern Ireland are between October

of the types of weather that the region experiences across a year: The range of topography and altitude in North West England provides a varied climate, which includes both the coldest (Cross Fell) and wettest (Lakeland fells) locations in England. In low-lying areas where most urban areas are found

is normally the warmest month in Northern Ireland, with mean daily maximum temperatures varying from about 17.5 °C in the upland areas and along the north coast to almost 20 °C in low lying areas south of Lough Neagh and in Fermanagh. The wettest months in Northern Ireland are between October and January

of lying snow per year in the lower Severn valley to around 20 days in upland areas. HOW HAS THE AREA'S CLIMATE CHANGED? Temperature Difference (°C) Data: HadUK-Grid Concept: Ed Hawkins The stripes show how temperatures in Warick and Southam have increased from 1884-2020, with many of the hottest years

at high altitude close to the Welsh border (Peak District exceeds 1000 mm per year), but much of the region is drier in the lee of the mountains (South and East Midlands as low as 600 mm per year). Snowfall across the Midlands is variable, from about 6 days of lying snow per year in the lower Severn

billion and £34 billion. In other words, if for example, floods and 4 London Economics tested their overall figure of £30 billion NPV by conducting a sensitivity analysis of the non-weather assumptions in their analysis. They concluded that the net present value had a 90% chance of lying between £26

are some of the types of weather that the region experiences across a year: The range of topography and altitude in North West England provides a varied climate, which includes both the coldest (Cross Fell) and wettest (Lakeland fells) locations in England. In low-lying areas where most urban areas

. The position of the jet stream is also crucial in determining where the boundary lies between cooler air to the north and hot, humid air to the south. Looking ahead: Thunderstorm risk and heat on the horizon The forecast for the coming days remains finely balanced. A filament of the jet stream