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• Week ahead: An unsettled start with Storm Chandra bringing rain and wind

  is the unusual wind direction: instead of the usual westerlies, winds may come from the east, which can exacerbate impacts along exposed coastlines and elevated routes. Some areas in the southwest may also be affected by this shift in direction. By Tuesday night and into Wednesday, Storm Chandra

• When do we usually hit 20? A look back at the UK's earliest warm spells

  20.9°C and Northolt seeing 20.2°C.   This lift in temperature comes not only from March sunshine but also from the influence of east to southeasterly winds descending from higher ground, a Foehn-type effect that can add a subtle but significant boost.   It’s the kind of pattern that often marks

• 10-day trend: largely settled into the weekend

  , and where winds are lighter, temperatures can climb into the high teens or low 20s, making it feel pleasant despite the relatively cool mornings. Fog and mist risk overnight With high pressure comes light winds, clear spells and cool nights. This means there is a risk of mist or shallow fog

• state-of-the-uk-climate-2014-v3.pdf

  in just 2 months. The winter storms brought the most significant flooding of the calendar year in January and February, with the Somerset Levels and Thames valley worst affected. In general it was the persistence of the storms rather than the intensity of any individual event which led

• state-of-the-uk-climate-2014-v3pdf

  in just 2 months. The winter storms brought the most significant flooding of the calendar year in January and February, with the Somerset Levels and Thames valley worst affected. In general it was the persistence of the storms rather than the intensity of any individual event which led

• Met Office daily weather: Dry and warm on Wednesday, turning more unsettled by Thursday

  . And then behind it, something a bit brighter perhaps, but cloudier, wet weather waiting to come in from the west all the time because, whilst there is high pressure to the southwest of us, frontal systems will still be toppling over the north of this. Read more on Apple News: Met Office festival forecasts

• Yellow thunderstorm warning issued amid heatwave

  warning running from 8am on Wednesday through to midnight on Friday. Temperatures could reach up to 33C in isolated places.   The warnings come as the forecast continues to signal for unusually high temperatures for western areas in particular, as well as continuing high nighttime temperatures creating

• metoffice_climatechange_deeperdiscovery_emotion-line-graphs.pdf

  everyone to research different initiatives, ideas and innovations that people, like scientists and entrepreneurs, have come up with. This will require some online research and use of the school library to look through science publications. They can use some of the websites below: https://happyeconews.com

• Met Office daily weather: A changeable end to the week with some warmth

  largely dry, but this front continues to linger here as we go into the weekend. So we do have more heavy rain to come and it could also turn quite thundery. We do have warnings out because of the potential for impacts from the wet weather, and also watch out for some strong winds particularly

• Met Office daily weather: Mixed conditions follow on from Storm Floris

  cloud comes along into the west by the afternoon, but it stays dry and bright in most places, feeling pleasant in the light winds and sunny spells uh into the afternoon. Now, the thicker cloud in the west will bring about some patchy rain by Wednesday evening for Northern Ireland and Western Scotland.”