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WISER knowledge reference number WISER0267 Paper - Assessing the skill and reliability of seasonal climate forecasts in Sahelian West Africa - May 2020 WISER knowledge reference number WISER0260 DARAJA: Development of locally accurate weather forecasts - October 2020 WISER knowledge reference number

1300 UTC Jan 27 2016 annotated satellite image Issued 1350 UTC on Wednesday 27 Jan 2016 LOW CONFIDENCE- Ash may extend further west in Denmark Strait but cloud cover means it cannot be discerned by satellite imagery. EXERCISE HIGH CONFIDENCE- VA clearly discernible in satellite imagery. Verified

will be on an upwards trajectory towards 30°C for some pic.twitter.com/uUI5DbAjVm — Met Office (@metoffice) June 16, 2025 A few locations may reach highs of 27°C, with a low probability of 28°C in the warmest spots. Further north, temperatures will be slightly lower following the passage of a weak cold front

later on Tuesday and Wednesday is expected to be very windy across England and Wales, with gales or severe gales in places and National Severe Weather Warnings have been issued for these strong winds.  The gales, combined with locally thundery downpours may make driving difficult and cause some

Wednesday will see most parts of the country enjoying fine and dry weather, with variable cloud cover and sunny intervals. However, the sunshine may appear hazy at times due to patches of medium and high-level cloud. The far north and parts of the east and southeast could see more persistent cloud

of the UK over the next few days. Although peak temperatures may not be quite as high as we have seen already this week, we will still see temperatures widely in the mid to high 20’s °C. In the east, temperatures will not be quite as high, but they will still be into the low 20’s °C for many.” The sun

Annual 2018 The following represents an assessment of the weather experienced across the UK during 2018 and how it compares with the 1981 to 2010 average. 2018 was warmer than average for the UK, although not as warm as 2017. May, June, July and December were all much warmer than average

times within a given season. The length of the season is pollen-level dependent although high readings are usually reported from mid/ end of March, through to September and is typically 26 weeks in duration. The pollen season separates into three key periods: 1. Tree Pollen (Late March to mid-May) 2

) February 19, 2021 At this time of year it is more usual to witness weather systems arriving from a southwesterly direction. Steve Willington added: “With the prolonged rainfall approaching from the south rather than the southwest, there may be some differences in the usual pattern of rainfall. Many

Frosts feature in the forecast for Easter weekend in parts of the UK. According to statistics the average temperature for meteorological spring (March, April and May) across the UK was 7.1 °C between 1961–1990, but between 2007–2016 this had risen to 8.1 °C. Average spring temperature 1961–1990