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. Yellow alerts may be issued during periods of heat/cold which would be unlikely to impact most people but could impact those who are particularly vulnerable. Amber (enhanced response): An amber alert indicates that weather impacts are likely to be felt across the whole health service, and at this level

A narrow band of heavy rain accompanied by locally gusty winds will move north and east across much of the UK during Wednesday. This band will gradually fragment into showers, some of which may be heavy and thundery, particularly across eastern areas later in the day. Ahead of the rain, conditions

Saturday will begin with showers affecting some coastal areas, while the Northern Isles may see spells of heavier rain and the possibility of thunder. Elsewhere, the day starts mainly fine, but conditions will deteriorate as cloud and wind increase, bringing rain, locally heavy, quickly eastwards

Saturday will begin with showers affecting some coastal areas, while the Northern Isles may see spells of heavier rain and the possibility of thunder. Elsewhere, the day starts mainly fine, but conditions will deteriorate as cloud and wind increase, bringing rain, locally heavy, quickly eastwards

with some sunny spells, though temperatures may feel chilly where it remains damp and overcast. We've got many weather types on offer this afternoon 🌧️🌦️🌫️ Grey and miserable for many with drizzle and fog in places. Rain is possible at times, most persistent in Northern Ireland and western Scotland

day on Thursday, with temperatures feeling chilly thanks to a brisk northwesterly breeze. Frequent showers, which may be wintry at times, are likely in central and northern Scotland, Northern Ireland, Wales and western parts of England. After a cloudy few days, Thursday will bring plenty of blue skies

predictions for temperature are more near normal. 3-Month Outlook March to May - Temperature Much More Likely Below Normal Near-Normal Above Normal Likely Likely Much More Likely Climate Outlook Asia: November to August Overview 3 Asia Current Status and Outlook - Rainfall Current Status: Between

. For instance, an early or late onset of rainfall may drastically reduce crop yields if the agricultural practices are not adapted to accommodate it. However, predicting the rainfall-onset date (ROD) in West Africa, particularly in the Sahel, remains a big challenge because of its great variability

Frosts feature in the forecast for Easter weekend in parts of the UK. According to statistics the average temperature for meteorological spring (March, April and May) across the UK was 7.1 °C between 1961–1990, but between 2007–2016 this had risen to 8.1 °C. Average spring temperature 1961–1990

and windier conditions from the west ☔ pic.twitter.com/NTdjOFFfEm — Met Office (@metoffice) October 14, 2025 Some clear spells are possible, which may allow for localised frost and fog to develop, though the distribution of these features across the UK is more uncertain than on previous nights. Outlook