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, but minimum temperatures were near or slightly below average; the UK monthly mean temperature was 0.1 °C above the long-term average. Temperatures were close to average for most of March but with brief warmer spells. Most of April was warmer than average, especially regarding daytime temperatures

, with numerous days bringing readings above 30 ºC somewhere in the UK, and only brief cooler spells in mid-June and late July. Sunshine overall was above average, though western areas had a duller August. Both June and July 2018 saw daytime temperatures well above average in all areas, especially western areas

of January was distinctly colder than average, with some severe frosts in the north, and only brief milder spells which were most marked in the south; monthly-mean temperatures were 1.5 °C below average, making it the coldest January since 2010. The first half of February saw some severe frosts

is expected to develop during the middle of the day, bringing a slight interruption to the otherwise sunny conditions. While most areas will remain dry, there is a chance of isolated afternoon showers, particularly across southern parts of the capital. Despite the brief cloudier interlude, it will feel

°C, offering a brief taste of summer warmth. It’s not quite summer yet! After a warm spell, it’ll feel a touch cooler on Thursday as a cold front brings in some fresher air from the north 👇 pic.twitter.com/7W3dhVf1uC — Met Office (@metoffice) May 20, 2025 Thursday night will bring largely dry

of the country, with outbreaks becoming heavy in places—especially over western hills and more generally across the west and northwest later in the day. Some eastern areas may enjoy brief drier and brighter spells, particularly in sheltered spots. Winds will remain light to moderate for most

windy weekend is on the way with a brief cold snap on Sunday 🌬️ Find out if the weather will feel festive in the run-up to Christmas or if the wet and windy weather will return 🎄👇 pic.twitter.com/QAcG1CajGZ — Met Office (@metoffice) December 19, 2024 Met Office Deputy Chief Meteorologist, Rebekah

-monthly sustainability report and commended the Met Office’s work in this area. � The Board discussed US relations and potential future funding issues in the meteorological community. � Dee Cotgrove (Executive Head of Media and Communications) briefed the Board on the media handling plan during

be surprised that the start of winter brings a brief spell of wintry weather. Some parts of the UK, especially northern hills, may see snow, but for many this will only be short lived.  We’ll be monitoring the forecast and we will issue further warnings accordingly.” Be prepared Traffic Scotland

. JH reported that he had met David Willits MP and also had positive meetings with both Adrian Smith, DG Knowledge and Innovation and Stephen Lovegrove, CE of ShEx. • JH informed the Board that he had briefed the Government’s Transparency Board on the Met Office’s work and progress. • JH informed