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Storm Barbara in Spain and Portugal Storm Barbara, named by the Spanish, will bring strong winds and heavy rain to parts of Portugal and Spain tomorrow and Wednesday. Across the UK Storm Barbara will probably not cause major impacts, but will bring some rain, which could be heavy, to the south east

While showers are likely quite widely across the UK on Friday, the east of Scotland and Northern Ireland look likely to see more frequent and impactful rain initially, which has resulted in the issuing of rain warnings. For the east of Scotland, around 20-40mm of rain could accumulate within

Wednesday will be mostly rather cloudy, with outbreaks of rain affecting much of the country. However, parts of the east and southeast will remain largely dry for much of the day. A band of heavy rain will move northwards across western areas, bringing a wet spell before conditions gradually

of the effect of the transient HILL scenarios on temperature, precipitation and windspeed in January and July for an example location in south east England, together with changes in a 4 o C world (the thick black line). Scenarios HILL-2 to HILL-5 are defined as differences from the 4 o C projections

as the average temperature increases cold extremes currently can and do still occur, for example the ’Beast from the East’ in 2018 resulted in the coldest March day on record with a maximum of -4.7 °C recorded at Tredegar in South Wales. However, during the 2010’s these occurrences have been outnumbered

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morning will start quite cloudy for most of us, perhaps with the odd spot of drizzle in the east ☁️ Sunnier skies in some western areas and slowly brightening up elsewhere through the morning 🌤️ Showers possible in the far southwest, these locally heavy and thundery ⛈️ pic.twitter.com/WwOkOirocR — Met

Exceptionally wet weather, 21 to 23 May 2024 From 21 to 23 May, parts of England, southern and eastern Scotland and North Wales experienced exceptionally wet weather from a slow-moving weather front associated with an area of low pressure centred off the east coast of the UK. Over 50mm of rain fell

Powering up the forecasts East Africa has distinct wet and dry seasons, and accurately predicting the onset of its rains is vital for farms and businesses. Yet hydropower is equally reliant on accurate and timely forecasts – as an important climate partnership project recently demonstrated

Northern Ireland and northern parts of Scotland where some drizzly rain is possible in places. Temperatures on Monday will peak in the low to mid 20s Celsius in Scotland, warmest in the in Borders, and 24 to 26 °C can be expected in east Wales. Over England, highs of 24 to 26 °C can be expected in many