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are on the rise again from Sunday and into next week 🌡️ We could reach the low to mid-30's across parts of central and southern England 👇 pic.twitter.com/s1S0mvF7Wm — Met Office (@metoffice) August 8, 2025 Showers over Scotland will become confined to coastal northern and western areas overnight

since 1870. Warmer than average temperatures from February to June, and also in October, helped position 2017’s high temperature ranking, whilst the second half of the year saw temperatures nearer to average. Nine of the ten warmest years for the UK have occurred since 2002, and the top ten have all

-on-year. The pro-active and biennial management of our meadows is likely to be a factor in maintaining our butterfly numbers. References Brereton, T.M., Botham, M.S., Middlebrook, I., Randle, Z., Noble D., Harris, S., Dennis, E.B., Robinson A., Peck. K. & Roy, D.B. 2020. United Kingdom Butterfly

and innovation in weather and climate science and technology and underpin impactful services. To invest in the development of the next generation of scientists, technologists and S&T leaders to maintain the UK’s world-leading status in weather and climate science. To encourage and support proposals

their ideas. s Tip: The app can be designed using pen and paper and a downloadable template (found on pages 4–6). Alternatively, if your group has access to the internet and handheld devices, you can download the POP prototyping app to help your group bring their designs to life in a prototype digital

) in the agriculture and water resource sector(s) through a series of planned co-development workshops to identify user-needs and develop prototype decision support systems. Capacity development: both users and providers of climate information through training workshop and co-development activities.   Key

. What does the Met Office do? What are weather radar? What would a weather radar look like? What are the local benefits of a weather radar? Why is the site at Old Buckenham proposed? A weather radar will not affect these things Q & A’ S

and Safety, had started and was undertaking a full review of the current H&S position. She provided feedback on her initial findings and the next steps. Chris Walsh (Head of Warnings and Guidance) reported on the spring seasonal weather update. Spring had been wetter than anticipated with significant

Prime Minister, Economic cost of a fire, 2004 1-3 Executive summary Environment Agency Cabinet Office Civil Aviation Authority Event / activity Flood • The Met Office inputs into the EA ’ s Flood Warning Service, which helps people to protect their property in advance of a flood, reducing damage

of Physics, University of Oxford, Oxford, United Kingdom; F. E. L. Otto—Environmental Change Institute, School of Geography and the Environment, University of Oxford, Oxford, United Kingdom; S. Wilson and R. G. Jones—Met Office Hadley Centre, Exeter, United Kingdom; M. R. Allen—Atmospheric, Oceanic