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2021 A.W. Colman and R.J. Graham Met Office, Exeter, United Kingdom Email: [email protected] PART 1: Forecast Overall Summary Below average rainfall is favoured over much of the east, while above average rainfall is favoured over much of the west. FIGURE 1: Forecast probabilities

within file Time steps Images per file Definition YYYYMMDDHHMM_u1096_ng_pp_ analysis_wind_10m_2km 1 60 min Wind speed T+0 1 Average wind speed over the previous 15 minutes at 10m above the ground. Wind direction T+0 1 Average wind direction over the previous 15 minutes at 10m above the ground. Wind

A series of National Severe Weather Warnings – including an Amber Warning for rain in Scotland – are currently in place. Met Office Chief Meteorologist, Steve Willington, explained: “A series of low-pressure systems will track across the UK over the next couple of days bringing some potentially

to the south, so Belfast cheering up, Glasgow, Edinburgh also looking brighter by the time we get to Saturday lunchtime, and a much brighter day overall for the Highlands of Scotland. “Still quite breezy, quite a gusty wind blowing here. Quite a grey day over the far north of England, rain on and off

for some today but temperatures will rise over the coming days with highs of 23 degrees reached during the #PlatinumJubilee weekend 🌡️ pic.twitter.com/mB0CJxh13M — Met Office (@metoffice) May 31, 2022 Northern Ireland, Wales and southwest England look most likely to see some showers on Friday

of the week for the majority of England and Wales, albeit slightly less hot on Wednesday and Thursday, when temperatures are more likely to peak in the high 20s Celsius.   A persistent area of high pressure centred over the southern half of the UK is responsible for this week’s warm spell, bringing largely

– the amount of water vapour in a parcel of air - reached record levels over both land and ocean last year. Relative humidity – a measure of the saturation of a parcel of air – also reached higher levels than in 2023. Total column water vapour – the total amount of water within the atmosphere above the surface

, one in seven (17%) say they are delivered too frequently. • Public Weather Service Advisors o The majority of respondents (86%) were satisfied with the service provided by Advisors over the past year, with over six in ten (63%) saying they are ‘very’ satisfied. o The most important service aspects

, there will be plenty of sunshine, although it will feel cold due to the brisk wind. Met Office Chief Forecaster, Jason Kelly, said: “With cold weather persisting across the UK this week we have a number of severe weather warnings for wintry hazards. Snow showers will continue to fall over Scotland, Northern Ireland

by the Portuguese met service, will push up from the south through the day bringing heavy snow and strong winds. Gusts of over 60 mph will lead to blizzard conditions with severe drifting snow a significant risk. Do not make unnecessary journeys in the red warning area. Even if you are in the Amber or Yellow areas