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• mwr_2024_09_for_print_v1.pdf

  : the first few days of September saw heavy, widespread showers across the country as well as thunderstorms in the southwest. On the 13th, generally fair conditions overnight coincided with visible Aurora in northern regions. High pressure to the northeast of the UK brought a period of settled weather

• mwr_2024_09_for_print_v1pdf

  : the first few days of September saw heavy, widespread showers across the country as well as thunderstorms in the southwest. On the 13th, generally fair conditions overnight coincided with visible Aurora in northern regions. High pressure to the northeast of the UK brought a period of settled weather

• mwr_2025_01_for_print.pdf

  of road flooding in Essex and a combination of river and surface water flooding in Berkshire. Road closures were reported in Lincolnshire, Hereford and Worcestershire. In Leicestershire, probably the county worst affected, a severe flood warning and emergency alert were issued on the 6th for Barrow-upon

• uk_monthly_climate_summary_201809.pdf

  in Northern Ireland, 30,000 in Scotland, 15,000 in north-east England, 2000 in Cumbria and 500 in Wales. Numerous roads and rail lines were blocked and closed, especially in Northern Ireland. Ferry services were cancelled or delayed and flights were delayed and diverted. The Foyle Bridge was closed

• uk_monthly_climate_summary_201911pdf

  the 1981-2010 long-term average. Rainfall was 132% of average and sunshine was just 76% of average, and it was particularly wet in south Yorkshire, Humberside and parts of the Midlands with more than twice the normal rainfall. However, Cumbria and north Lancashire were drier than average. 1st to 7th

• uk_monthly_climate_summary_202003.pdf

  and parts of northern England were windy. Northern Ireland saw some fallen trees and the Rathlin Island Ferry was cancelled, with a power outage reported in Armagh. There were reports of flooding in Cheshire, and a landslip on the railway between Whitehaven and Workington in Cumbria. The weather was more

• NCIC Monthly Summary

  day with some showers in the east. There was a widespread frost early on the 14th with a minimum of -4.6 °C at Shap (Cumbria), then the 14th and 15th were generally dry and bright with variable amounts of cloud, and just isolated showers affecting East Anglia and the south-east on the 14th. 16th

• uk_monthly_climate_summary_202003pdf

  and parts of northern England were windy. Northern Ireland saw some fallen trees and the Rathlin Island Ferry was cancelled, with a power outage reported in Armagh. There were reports of flooding in Cheshire, and a landslip on the railway between Whitehaven and Workington in Cumbria. The weather was more

• uk_monthly_climate_summary_201810pdf

  on the 12th with a gust to 76 mph at St Mary’s (Isle of Scilly) and 64.2 mm of rain fell at Shap (Cumbria); although most of England had a wet day the south-east remained dry, albeit rather cloudy. A er an unseasonably warm night, with a minimum of 18.1 °C at Ringmer Bishops Lane (East Sussex), the 13th

• uk_monthly_climate_summary_201809pdf

  in Northern Ireland, 30,000 in Scotland, 15,000 in north-east England, 2000 in Cumbria and 500 in Wales. Numerous roads and rail lines were blocked and closed, especially in Northern Ireland. Ferry services were cancelled or delayed and flights were delayed and diverted. The Foyle Bridge was closed