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• Thunderstorm warnings issued

  of Sunday will most likely continue for some parts of southern UK through at least the first part of Monday, before starting to clear eastwards. By this time however, confidence falls sharply in terms of both its exact location, and rainfall amounts. We are keeping a further warning for Monday under

• Warm, wet and windy, with more settled weather later in the week

  for at least the start of next week.” You can find the latest forecast on our  website, on YouTube, by following us on X and Facebook, as well as on our mobile app which is available for iPhone from the App store and for Android from the Google Play store. 

• Wet and windy end to the week

  are travelling on routes you are not familiar with. “Checking the weather forecast before you travel can help you determine whether it might be worth delaying a journey if bad weather is forecast or at the very least to understand the traffic conditions.” Further ahead  The wet and windy theme

• Warmer but unsettled for many ahead of Easter

  bit of a mixed picture as far as weather is concerned over the long Easter weekend, although feeling warm in places, at least early in the weekend. A low pressure system to the north west of the UK will bring unsettled weather to the north with some strong winds likely and rain in the north west

• There's a heatwave on the way

  High pressure currently centred to the west of Ireland will bring plenty of fine, sunny and warm weather to the UK this weekend.  However as we move into the start of next week, we’ll see temperatures rise even further.

  and 30.8 Celsius in Northern Ireland on 30th June 1976 in Co. Fermanagh. So how long will this warm, hot weather last? Deputy Chief Meteorologist, Jason Kelly said, “With high pressure firmly in charge, the warm and dry weather is here to stay until at least the end of June and although it is still some way off, we could be looking at similar conditions continuing into the start of July.”

• wiser-africa-tracking-transformational-change-guidance.pdf

  ) programme, leading on its design, management and coordination, and a range of technical assistance. The Met Office is a global centre of excellence in weather and climate science, and the United Kingdom's national weather service. The Met Office is a trusted and long-term partner of the UK Government

• wiser-africa-tracking-transformational-change-guidancepdf

  ) programme, leading on its design, management and coordination, and a range of technical assistance. The Met Office is a global centre of excellence in weather and climate science, and the United Kingdom's national weather service. The Met Office is a trusted and long-term partner of the UK Government

• met-office-net-zero-guide-march-2025.pdf

  % renewable electricity through direct Power Purchase Agreements (PPA). Over 10 years we’ll reduce business travel emissions by at least 40%. We will work with our people to reduce our commuting emissions. We’re trialling sustainable offsetting, which will be used for the emissions which

• met-office-net-zero-guide-march-2025pdf

  % renewable electricity through direct Power Purchase Agreements (PPA). Over 10 years we’ll reduce business travel emissions by at least 40%. We will work with our people to reduce our commuting emissions. We’re trialling sustainable offsetting, which will be used for the emissions which

• sahel-climate-risk-report-final.pdf

  to adaptation in some regions during some periods of the year. Thermal stress is a considerable threat to the region, as combinations of heat and humidity exceeding the physiological limit for humans and livestock may be exceeded periodically, posing a threat to human survival, and at the very least causing