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, across parts of South East England. Significant weather event • 17 people killed along with 4 horses • 159 flashes of sheet or fork lightning in a 15 minute period around 17.30 recorded at Epsom • Hail 1½ to 2 inches in diameter fell at Sutton • Landslides closed both the Great Western Railway at Park

were due to the wind, it also brought some very wet weather with over 50mm of rain falling across western upland areas. From 23 to 24 January, 2-day totals (mostly from storm Éowyn) included for example 82.4mm at Achnagart (West Highlands), 62.5mm at Holne (Devon - Dartmoor), 57.0mm at Mickleden

) at Berry Head (Devon) and 41 Knots (47 mph) at Walton-on-the-Naze (Essex). With lighter winds, the lowest temperatures were in Scotland with Altnaharra (Highland) recording -21.1 °C on 1 December and -21.3 °C on 2 December, the lowest December temperature in the UK since 30 December 1995. The night

Storm Floris is continuing to move northeast early on Tuesday, with diminishing impacts in the UK once the Yellow warning for the Northern Isles expires at 8.00 on Tuesday morning. The unusually strong storm for the time of year brought a provisional peak gust of 82mph at Wick Airport, though some

rain PM many - KMD (142 characters) Expanded into normal speech, this means: Here is the Trans-Nzoia County weekly forecast for the period April 19 th to 25 th . Light rain is likely to fall in a few places within climatic zones 1 and 2 on Wednesday afternoon. But moderate rainfall is likely in many

for the whole 24 hour period (0000 to 2359 local time) for the next 2 days with an outlook for the following three days. Forecasts are for areas that have ground above 600/800/900m. These areas are • Scottish East Highlands (Grampians east of Rannoch Moor including Cairngorms) • Scottish West

the country, particularly impacting Scotland and Northern Ireland with heavy rain and strong winds. The strongest gust recorded was 82 mph at Wick in Scotland, equalling the country’s all-time August wind gust record. Storm Floris has now cleared the UK, and is tracking across Norway today Here’s

, and snow and glacial melt from areas above 4000m are important for river flows and irrigation. Zone 3 has already experienced a significant amount of warming since pre-industrial times up to the present-day. In the 2050s, there is high confidence that highland regions will be at least 2-3°C warmer than

has historically delivered some extreme weather of its own, from scorching heat and intense rainfall to powerful gusts and even sub-zero temperatures in the Highlands. In this blog, ahead of the full month and season statistics release on Monday, 1 September, we’ll be looking at the current weather