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  National Park Steering Group, a place where she spends much of her free time.   Lynn Mawdsley, Non-Executive Director and Chair of the Audit and Risk Assurance Committee Lynn is a respected leader with extensive financial and commercial expertise across a broad range of industry sectors. Alongside

• UK Weather turning increasingly unsettled through this week with wet and windy weather on the way

  to develop, this jet oriented such that these lows will then be steered across the Atlantic towards the UK. The weather looks set to turn more unsettled later this week 🌧️ 🌬️ Find out the details here ⬇️ pic.twitter.com/hVV2OS4NIf — Met Office (@metoffice) January 20, 2025 Chris continued

• Met Office daily weather: A bright start gives way to unsettled conditions

  for the end of the week The jet stream will pick up an area of low pressure and steer it towards the UK Heavy rain and strong winds are likely for some, so keep up to date with the forecast 🌧️🌬️ pic.twitter.com/Fs8l6YcUgo — Met Office (@metoffice) October 28, 2025 As we move into Thursday night, spells

• An unsettled period toward the end of 2023

  moving in, drivers are going to once again need to be ready to cope with difficult driving conditions in the run up to the new year. "The most important thing they should do is reduce their speeds, especially on exposed and upland roads, and to always keep a firm hold of the steering wheel to avoid

• Storm Kathleen to bring strong winds

  on the western side of the UK. We strongly urge drivers to avoid exposed coasts and higher routes where the impact of the very strong winds is most likely to be felt. “It’s vital to slow down, keep a firm grip on the steering wheel at all times, and be prepared for the buffeting effect which can occur when

• Continued risk of thunderstorms

  the steering becoming unresponsive, slow down gradually as it probably means that water is preventing the tyres from gripping the road.” The risk of scattered heavy showers and thunderstorms tends to diminish over the weekend, with any activity being restricted to northern Britain. Away from

• Storm Éowyn named as strong winds, heavy rain and snow forecast

  of air over parts of North America is generating a stark contrast in temperatures across the continent, acting to strengthen the jet stream resulting in deeper low pressure systems being able to develop, this jet oriented such that these lows will then be steered across the Atlantic towards the UK

• Met Office daily weather: A bright start gives way to unsettled conditions

  for the end of the week The jet stream will pick up an area of low pressure and steer it towards the UK Heavy rain and strong winds are likely for some, so keep up to date with the forecast 🌧️🌬️ pic.twitter.com/Fs8l6YcUgo — Met Office (@metoffice) October 28, 2025 As we move into Thursday night, spells

• Amber wind warning issued as Storm Dave crosses the UK

  vehicles, as the buffeting effect can catch some people out. Slowing down and keeping a firm grip on the steering wheel are both vital in these conditions.” Easter Monday weather Winds will ease as Storm Dave clears into the North Sea on Sunday. Blustery showers will continue across Scotland

• Storm Arwen named

  stretches of motorway as you can be buffeted off course, and keeping a firm grip on the steering wheel. Drivers should also remember to give extra space to cyclists and motorcyclists when overtaking. In extreme windy conditions, bridges may also be closed and trees may fall so it’s important to allow extra