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just about managed to break 20 Celcius. Snow was reported on the Cairngorms on the 5th. There was a brief interlude, on the 11th and 12th of drier but still rather cool conditions, due to a ridge of high pressure but, once again, weather systems from the Atlantic won out bringing more cool, wet

perspectives To include keynote speeches and Q&A on technological entrepreneurship and youth: looking to the future Chair Prof Rosa Barciela, Met Office Keynote speakers Ms Zinhle Ngidi, Entrepreneur Ms Willemien Van Niekerk 09.55-10.05 Break 10.05-11.10 Pan-Africa climate perspectives To include: • a panel

Pan-Africa climate perspectives To include keynote speeches and Q&A on technological entrepreneurship and youth: looking to the future Chair Prof Rosa Barciela, Met Office Keynote speakers Ms Zinhle Ngidi, Entrepreneur Ms Amy Pieterse, CSIR 09.55-10.05 Break 10.05-11.10 Pan-Africa climate

entrepreneurship and youth: looking to the future Chair Prof Rosa Barciela, Met Office Keynote speakers Ms Zinhle Ngidi, Entrepreneur Ms Amy Pieterse, CSIR 09.55-10.05 Break 10.05-11.10 Pan-Africa climate perspectives To include: • a panel discussion with Q&A on technological entrepreneurship and youth

fear of ‘failure’. Youth Many of the events were aimed at university students who found the experience to be an extremely valuable learning opportunity and a chance to work on real-world problems. Maximising impact Different research communities, specialisms and skill sets brought their areas

of highlights High pressure brought warm dry sunny weather on the first two days, but otherwise it was a generally unsettled month with frequent rain or showers. It was cool for the rest of the first week, but mostly warm from mid-month. There was a brief hot sunny spell on the 23rd-25th, followed

These outlooks are a component of our research and development which are published once a month. For a detailed up to date forecast for the next 30 days please refer to our UK forecast. Contingency planning is designed to mitigate the impacts of an emergency or critical situation on an organisation

. The results showed that recording 10°C in a natural climate would occur around once every 500 years, whereas in our current climate it could be as frequently as once every three to four years. “We also used climate models to project how often this sort of temperature could be recorded in the future

as experienced at the end of June/early July. The third heatwave of the year, or just the first? Alex Deakin looks at which regions will be affected by this latest hot spell pic.twitter.com/LPdaynwSUi — Met Office (@metoffice) July 9, 2025 Met Office Chief Meteorologist, Jason Kelly, said: “High pressure from

, and anything in between, allowing for advanced planning and risk management. Features: Briefings last approximately 10 minutes with real-time Q&A session afterwards. Delivered via a live online video service (i.e Microsoft Teams) allowing for multiple participants to join at once. Can be delivered