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) Programmes that look jointly across climate finance and policy, weather and climate information, transboundary water management, nature and energy transitions. There are currently two new WISER programmes moving forward; WISER Africa – working in West, East and Southern Africa and WISER MENA

reference number WISER0225 How radio helps East African farmers and fishermen adapt to changing weather - May 2020 WISER knowledge reference number WISER0224 Weather Mtaani video - May 2020 WISER knowledge reference number WISER0222 How we help broadcasters in East Africa create engaging vital weather

Snow and low temperatures February to March 2018 The UK experienced a spell of severe winter weather with very low temperatures and significant snowfalls from late February to early March 2018. Daytime temperatures remained widely below freezing on 28 February to 1 March with a strong east wind

This heralds a spell of drier, milder weather for many, although conditions will turn much wetter across western Scotland which has seen a relatively dry month so far. The low pressure that has been bringing wet and windy weather to much of the country will have pulled away to the east by the end

Scotland was 0.8°C below and western Scotland 0.4°C below. In England, East and Northeast England saw a mean temperature 0.8°C below average, and the Midlands and East Anglia finished 0.4°C and 0.5°C below average, respectively. Northern Ireland also ended the month 0.4°C below average. Further south

with rain, wind and some hill snow Author: Met Office 20 January 2026 The week ahead brings a typically changeable January pattern, with low pressure systems repeatedly attempting to move in from the southwest, while a block of high pressure to the east prevents them from fully progressing across

be clearing away out into the North Sea. May take a while before it clears from East Anglia and the southeast, but generally turning a bit brighter through Saturday for many before we see showery rain returning to many western areas. “There’ll be some brighter spells coming through, a little bit of sunshine

and clearer skies developing for many. However, showery rain, heavy at times with a risk of isolated thunderstorms, will persist across parts of Wales, the Midlands, and East Anglia. There is also a chance of showery rain moving east across the far south and southwest of England. The far north of Scotland

reach 20–22°C. During the evening, showers will gradually become confined to northern and north-western areas, as well as the far south and south-east. Later in the night, more persistent and occasionally heavy rain, with a risk of thunder, will move into the south-west. Winds will ease across central

On Saturday, early mist and fog patches will clear quickly, leaving most areas basking in above-average temperatures. The highest temperatures are expected in East Wales, the Midlands, Western East Anglia, and Southern England, with isolated peaks reaching up to 24°C. Eastern Scotland may also see