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• Network Rail and the Met Office join forces to improve performance for passengers

  not include day-to-day weather forecasting which is supplied to Network Rail by weather firm MetDesk. Those forecasts drive day-to-day operational decisions including the company’s fire risk for each day, and the Convective Alerting Tool, which helps route controls manage the risks caused by heavy rain. More information on Network Rail and climate change can be found here.  Find out more about Met Office's work with the rail sector. 

• Met Office daily weather: A return to summer conditions with temperatures on the rise

  showers by the time it reaches northern Wales and northern England later in the afternoon. Blustery showers will follow into northern Scotland, where it will remain windy throughout the day. Elsewhere, conditions will be predominantly dry with sunny spells and variable cloud cover. There is a slight

• Met Office daily weather: Sunshine and showers with temperatures feeling mild

  A band of cloud and rain will move southeastwards across the UK during the day, with some locally heavy downpours expected, particularly across parts of Wales, western, and southwestern England. As the system progresses, it will tend to fragment into showers through the afternoon. In contrast, much

• Unsettled week ahead of Easter

  and east, bringing rain for much of the UK at times. Some areas could see 10-20mm of rain as this rain moves northwards, with the possibility of higher totals over high ground. Central areas of England, as well as north Wales and Northern Ireland could see the most persistent rain through the day

• ukcp_graupel_technical_note.pdf

  0.5ᵒC everywhere (with an average difference of 0.1ᵒC on a temperature increase of 2.5ᵒC for the British Isles as a whole). Fixing the graupel code error also significantly 2 impacts simulated present-day precipitation in winter, with the fixed-code run somewhat wetter although still not as wet

• ukcp_graupel_technical_notepdf

  0.5ᵒC everywhere (with an average difference of 0.1ᵒC on a temperature increase of 2.5ᵒC for the British Isles as a whole). Fixing the graupel code error also significantly 2 impacts simulated present-day precipitation in winter, with the fixed-code run somewhat wetter although still not as wet

• DataPoint API reference

  ://datapoint.metoffice.gov.uk/public/data/resource?key=APIkey For example, to get a three-hourly five-day forecast for Dunkeswel Aerodrome: http://datapoint.metoffice.gov.uk/public/data/val/wxfcs/all/xml/3840?res=3hourly?key=01234567-89abcdef-0123-456789abcdef You will need to register for DataPoint and use

• Temperatures rising into next week

  Low pressure is still dominating at the moment, with showers in the north and west on Friday, and these could be heavy in some locations through the afternoon. It is a drier and brighter day compared to yesterday for most though, with sunny spells developing for many and feeling pleasant

• Changeable weather to continue for most

  This week, bands of showers, at times heavy, will move in from the northwest, accompanied by some blustery winds at times. On Friday a band of more organised showers will gradually sink south through the day, bringing some heavy pulses of rain for short periods as it moves south in the day

• PWMS001.1_Global_gridded_data

  PUBLIC WEATHER MEDIA SERVICE – PRODUCT DESCRIPTIONS Global forecast data PRODUCT CODE – PWMS001.1 Release: 2.0 Date: 27 May 2016 Author: Colin Seddon Owner: Corinne George Client: PWMS Document Number: 1 Product Description History Document Location This document is only valid on the day