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to an unsettled westerly regime. The milder weather continued until almost half-way through January, after which temperatures dropped once more, this second cold spell however being shorter and less severe than the first. It became gradually milder again by the end of January, but with any rainfall

-called ‘slowdown’, by looking at rolling 15-year trends, the Met Office confirmed that while the globe remained at near record warmth, the rate of global warming did slow between 1999 and 2014, but now this rate has picked up once more. Global temperatures have risen since pre-industrial times (1850

Holiday Monday, Deputy Chief Meteorologist Chris Tubbs, said: “Later on Monday low-pressure will once again start to edge it’s way in from the Atlantic and it’ll turn cloudier with outbreaks of rain for Northern Ireland, with cloud and rain spreading to the rest of the UK by Tuesday.  It’s likely

for parts of the UK, as well as potential for heavy rainfall and even some snow, though the latter probably confined to high ground in the north. Warnings may need to be issued once we have greater confidence in the depth and track of the low. “Although subject to a large degree of uncertainty

period will be highest in western hills, with 25 to 50 mm or more expected. In contrast, central and eastern areas may see little to no rainfall. Looking ahead, conditions are expected to turn drier and warmer into next week, particularly in the south, as high pressure builds once again. Keep up to date

maximum temperature. “Meteorologically, June started with high pressure over the UK bringing often settled and dry conditions with plenty of sunshine. Once that high pressure subsided, warm, humid air took charge over the UK, with 32.2C the highest temperature recorded so far this month and high

Business & General Aviation Association • GASCo d. The Chairperson may co-opt Met Office and CAA staff with specialist skills to the Working Group as required. 3. Frequency of Meetings The MOUF will plan to meet once per year. Ad hoc meetings may be called by the Chairperson, or at the request

relatively dry. This pattern looks likely to continue into the middle of next week when, once again, we expect to see a change in the weather. Although there are still some uncertainties in the outlook there are signs a high pressure system could develop by the end of next week allowing cold air from

and language used. If the group has access to computers or tablets and the internet, ask the groups to explore the website for their selected media channel. If not, you can print and prepare example articles in advance of the lesson 20 minutes Groupwork Forecasting fact-busters film Weather stories 4 5 6 Once

£50 million and £100 million. Many stations reported gusts above 70 knots and a number of new records were established. Both the gust and hourly mean speeds over the south and east Midlands reached a level likely to be exceeded on average only once in 40 years. Highest gust speeds: Lowther Hill 116