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A cold and bright Bank Holiday weekend
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
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Cold conditions persisting
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
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Met Office daily weather: Settled conditions, sunny spells, and chilly nights on the way
. “That sunshine's important when it comes to the temperatures. Mid to high teens quite widely always feeling warmest where you get that sunshine and away from the east-southeast where we have some blustery winds. The winds also picking up a little bit across the far northwest.”
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Wet weekend for many
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
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4D-Trajectory API (4DT)
interrogating a full global model dataset locally. Trajectory requests let you specify latitude, longitude, atmospheric height, date/time, and weather parameters to map meteorological data to a flight path. Turbulence/Wind examples The data available comes from the Met Office Global Model, which has
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Rembrandt, Radios and the Resistance
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
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Mixed picture for Easter
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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Using our models to forecast weather
Forecasts are created by estimating the current state of the atmosphere using observations, and then calculating how this state will evolve in time using a numerical weather prediction computer model. Traditionally most of our forecasts, products and services have come from using a deterministic
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UK weather forecast: Dry and settled weekend for many
who do see rainfall this weekend, most likely in parts of Northern Ireland and northern England on Saturday and western parts of Scotland on Sunday, any rain will be fairly short-lived and is unlikely to be heavy.” Unsettled weather to come While the Bank Holiday weather will be settled and warm
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Cold with springtime wintry showers
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