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• mwr_2023_05_for_printpdf

  drier and rather warmer than average month as a whole. Most of the month’s rainfall came between the 5th and the 12th, with several days of scattered locally intense thundery downpours, especially across a belt stretching from the south-west through central southern and into eastern England. The only

• factsheet_2-thunderstorms_2023.pdf

  , Mickleham (Surrey) 62.2 mm (rain fell from 1145Z to 1300Z) South Farnborough (Hampshire) 60.2 mm (rain fell from 1215Z to 1330Z) Upper Basildon (Berkshire) Pirbright Institute (Surrey) Merrist Wood Agricultural College (Surrey) Royal Horticultural Society Gardens, Wisley (Surrey) Frimley Pumping Station

• factsheet_2-thunderstorms_2023pdf

  , Mickleham (Surrey) 62.2 mm (rain fell from 1145Z to 1300Z) South Farnborough (Hampshire) 60.2 mm (rain fell from 1215Z to 1330Z) Upper Basildon (Berkshire) Pirbright Institute (Surrey) Merrist Wood Agricultural College (Surrey) Royal Horticultural Society Gardens, Wisley (Surrey) Frimley Pumping Station

• ukcp18_factsheet_global_rcp_2_6.pdf

  below for further details. 4. What does UKCP Global, RCP 2.6 show at the global scale? As expected, the projections for RCP 2.6 show less global warming than RCP 8.5 (see Figure 1). Similar increases in the global mean surface air temperatures are seen for both emissions scenarios up to around 2040

• How to make the most of the Met Office app this bank holiday weekend

  brighter spells in between. Grahame Madge is a Met Office spokesman. He said: “Although most of us are likely to see some rain over the bank holiday weekend, there will be ample dry periods for people to enjoy.” Using the Met Office app can help you make the most of any dry windows and plan around

• What can the world expect from the developing El Niño?

  between El Niño and a colder than average end to winter in northwest Europe. Global temperature The last major El Niño spanned 2015 and 2016, and the second year of the event remains the hottest year on record. Jeff Knight is the Met Office’s manager of Climate Variability Modelling. He said

• Researchers point the way to managing climate change risks

  into those climate events which are considered less likely to happen, but if they did could unleash even greater impacts. Climate scientists refer to these as ‘High-Impact Low-Likelihood’ events; or HILL events for short. Examples of these events include levels of warming or rainfall changes

• Dartmoor Gliding Society - Ed Borlase

  Ed Borlase is a Bronze level Glider operator in Devon, and part of the Dartmoor Gliding Society. Here he tells us the crucial role the weather, weather forecasts and data play in being able to fly safely.

  the ground, which in turn heats the air above, and this warm air then rises. As it rises, it cools and expands, forming clouds when the air has cooled to the dew point and the moisture (if present) condenses. These ‘fair weather clouds’, with flat bottoms and fluffy white tops form a clear marker

• NCIC Monthly Summary

  by a mainly cloudy picture with isolated showers. It was warm in the south-east with Writtle (Essex) recording a maximum of 19.1 °C. Another belt of rain moved southwards through the country on the morning of the 9th, followed by brighter weather with widespread, locally thundery, showers. Further rain moved

• Summer_2026_attribution_reportpdf

  maximum daily temperatures at or above 38°C. 38.0 °C at Lingwood (Norfolk) on 26 June set a new maximum daily temperature record for the month of June, and 38.1°C at Kew Gardens (Greater London) on 13 August was provisionally the highest temperature recorded during the season. The UK summer mean