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, North Yorkshire on 20th (47 years). Records in Scotland included 129.5mm at Fettercairn Glensaugh, Kindcardineshire on 19th (49 years) and 117.8mm at Durris, Kincardineshire on 19th (34 years). The following sequence of rain-radar images at 6-hour intervals from 0600UTC 19 October 2023 to 0000UTC 21

Storm Otto, 17 February 2023 Storm Otto on 17 February 2023 was the first named storm of the 2022/2023 storm season. The storm was named by the Danish Meteorological Institute and brought gusts of over 60Kt to parts of northern and eastern Scotland and north-east England. The storm tracked rapidly

parts of the Forest of Bowland (Lancashire), the western Yorkshire Dales, North Pennines and southern Scotalnd also received totals of 100 to 200mm. As a comparison, the figure below shows 48-hour totals for 18 to 19 November 2009. In 2009 much less rain fell across the Pennines but otherwise

It will stay rather cold with wintry showers at times – tonight these will be focused across hills in Scotland, Northern Ireland and the north of England. Chief Meteorologist Frank Saunders said: “However later on Tuesday and early Wednesday, don’t be surprised to see some snow falling even

at Malham Tarn (North Yorkshire) on the 23rd. Weather impacts The first half of January was generally quiet, but on the 7th and 8th, strong winds caused some disruption in the north of Scotland, including school closures, a 40 mph speed restriction on Inverness rail services, and suspended bus services

showers in a northerly flow also led to some weather impacts, particularly across the North York Moors where lying snow made conditions on roads extremely difficult. Temperatures recovered during the last few days, with the month closing as mild, westerly and very wet Atlantic weather systems

The highest temperatures on Monday will be in central or southeastern areas of England, where some places could reach 22°C with plenty of bright sunshine through the day. There will be more in the way of cloud further north through the day, with temperatures likely to peak in the high teens

, wind and ice. A wind gust of 94 mph was recorded at Capel Curig in Gywnedd, North Wales and a gust of 87 mph at High Bradfield in South Yorkshire.  By 4pm this afternoon Aboyne in Aberdeenshire had seen 3cm of snow and Tulloch Bridge in Inverness-shire 2cm, with reports of larger amounts on higher

, Lancashire and North Yorkshire recorded up to 100mm of rain. 1200 UTC 31 October 2020 1800 UTC 1 November 2020 The map below shows maximum gust speeds across the UK from 31 October to 2 November 2020. Wind gusts exceeded 50Kt (58mph) around the coastline of the UK, with gusts exceeding 60Kt (69mph

on record for a winter month. Weather data The fine, settled weather was associated with a large area of high pressure across the near continent, drawing an exceptionally mild southerly flow of air originating from Iberia and North Africa. Atlantic low pressure systems remained far to the west