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of this month’s impacts centred around the very disturbed spell from 16th to 21st; Storm Dudley was the first of three named storms. ScotRail closed 95% of its network as a precaution measure from 16:00 on the 16th, with trees falling onto overhead wires. Sailings from Larne and Cairnryan were cancelled. Fallen

the last three months, rainfall across most of West Africa has been near-normal. Conditions have been mixed in Central Africa with DRC very wet in November. Rainfall across East Africa has been largely near-normal, although dry conditions were observed in Ethiopia during January. In southern Africa

in the Scillies, to around 1.5 °C in inland Devon. Further north-east in Somerset and the Bristol area, where the influence of the sea is less, January is the coldest month with mean minimum temperatures between 1 and 2 °C. The strong maritime influence normally prevents very low temperatures

. Daily maximum temperature maps - calendar view 9. Daily minimum temperature maps - calendar view 10. Daily rainfall maps - calendar view 11. Monthly atmospheric circulation 12. Weather diary 13. Notes UK overview The cold snap in late November extended though the first week of December, with some very

developed in BEIS; the Innovation Strategy is being worked on, as is the People and Place strategy. These all related to Met Office work. 3.2 PWSCG Chair’s Update - DP has had a productive and enjoyable year, but not been able to do as many visits as he had hoped last year. DP is very keen to visit

will be fine, with plenty of sunshine breaking through after early fog patches in the south clear. Temperatures will be near average in the northwest, but it will be warm or even very warm in other areas. Monday evening will see the far north remain cloudy with some rain or drizzle. The rest

and wetter weather; January was a particularly dry month, but February was very wet. December began rather unsettled and cold, a period which included Storm Barra, then after a quieter spell it became unsettled again for Christmas week and the first ten days of January. The last day of 2021

#Ophelia is continuing northeastwards over the next 24 hours. Very strong winds likely for many. Here's the latest track... pic.twitter.com/dzf0pI4uNb — Met Office (@metoffice) October 16, 2017 “National Severe Weather Warnings are in place for Northern Ireland, and other western and northern parts

Summer 2019 The following represents a provisional assessment of the weather experienced across the UK during Summer 2019 (June, July, August) and how it compares with the 1981 to 2010 average. The first two-thirds of June was generally very wet in most areas, and cooler than average

or very warm in many areas, though cooler conditions are likely to persist along windward coasts. Met Office presenter and meteorologist, Aidan McGivern, said: "High pressure is keeping weather systems away from the UK at least until the middle of next week. And that means it’s going to stay dry