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Thunder and lightning activity is in the forecast from later today [Wednesday 31 July] extending at least into Thursday. Neil Armstrong, Chief Forecast at the Met Office, said: “The focus for Wednesday’s thunderstorm Yellow warning extends across a swathe of southeastern England from Hampshire

forecast. On balance, it looks like after a showery start, though still fine in places, high-pressure will attempt to build from the west bringing more settled and drier weather, at least for some.”  Find out which vehicle checks you should make ahead of making long journeys on the Jubilee Weekend

aims To design and develop a dynamical core that scales well on hundreds of thousands of processors while maintaining at least the accuracy and robustness of its contemporary dynamical core. To improve the conservation properties of the dynamical core.

heatwave threshold is met when a location records a period of at least three consecutive days with daily maximum temperatures meeting or exceeding the heatwave temperature threshold. The threshold varies by UK county, see the UK temperature threshold map below.   Keep up to date with weather warnings

weekend itself will be a mixture of brighter conditions and showers. These showers will tend to be heaviest and most frequent in the west on Saturday. On Sunday most locations can expect to see at least some showers, whereas on the bank holiday Monday the focus for showers is more likely

) to represent a cross section of the troposphere where ash injection is most likely. A total of 14 weather patterns were shown to result in flow from Iceland into at least one of the four Flight Information Regions over the British Isles and eastern North Atlantic. Figure 1 shows a weather pattern

, with any snow most likely across higher ground in Scotland and northern England.  Temperatures will fall close to or below freezing for many, with frosts increasingly likely through the week.” How long will the cold weather last? "At the moment, it looks like the cold spell will last until at least

National Meteorological Authority’s (UNMA) media studio in Entebbe were delivered by hand to the UBC TV station in Kampala. This journey took at least 45-60 minutes each way and became unsustainable for UNMA in terms of staff time and resource. UNMA and UBC wanted to restart TV weather forecast

off on holiday drivers are going to have to take particular care and could have, not just queues of traffic, but also heavy rain and gusty winds, to contend with, at least at the start of the weekend. “It is vital motorists check their vehicles are ready for longer drives – breakdowns are never

slower than average.   Assessment of Arctic sea ice predictions During the summer, the Sea Ice Prediction Network (SIPN) collates predictions of September Arctic sea ice extent from scientific centres around the world and publishes these predictions in a series of monthly Sea Ice Outlooks (SIO