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to 22°C. These warmer conditions will be driven by the arrival of a warm sector airmass. Thursday night will bring increasing cloud cover, with low cloud and drizzle expected over western hills. More persistent rain will return to northern and northwestern regions, accompanied by strengthening winds

breaks in the cloud may develop in the lee of hills. It will feel notably humid across England and Wales, with temperatures rising higher than on Friday. The southeast is expected to be particularly warm, with maximum temperatures reaching 29 to 30°C. A breezy day for many, especially in the far

clouds. Going from a global climate model with dx=100 km to dx=1km would lead to needing 100^3=1,000,000 more compute. If we can get some of the benefit for less than that, that is a massive WIN! So not faster as such, perhaps slower even, but faster than what an increase in resolution would cost! 80

breaks in the cloud may develop in the lee of hills. It will feel notably humid across England and Wales, with temperatures rising higher than on Friday. The southeast is expected to be particularly warm, with maximum temperatures reaching 29 to 30°C. A breezy day for many, especially in the far

intervals, with new data published every 6 hours. • The new SIGWX will span FL100 to FL600 NEW WAFS SIGWX FORECASTS – WHAT WILL THEY CONTAIN? • Jet stream information • Tropopause height contours • Areas of occasional (OCNL) and frequent (FRQ) cumulonimbus (CB) and the flight level of the CB cloud tops

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to enable map functionality on a mobile phone. We have made the selecting of map layers easier and more intuitive than before. To find the forecast (mesoscale) map layers: open the map layer selector, and select 'FORECAST PRECIPITATION' or 'FORECAST VISIBILITY & CLOUD' and then make your choice

was a quieter day with sunshine, starting frosty in the north with -3.5 °C recorded at Spadeadam and Bewcastle (both Cumbria), but the south-east was cloudy at first and cloud increased from the south-west during the day. 6th to 10th The 6th was dry and warm with some sunny intervals for most

and increasingly warm weather to southern counties following foggy starts in places, but it was cloudier in the north and especially north-west, with some showery rain for the north-west on the 3rd and 4th, and more widespread cloud and light rain across the north on the 5th. The rain became heavier

and thunderstorms over the south-west spread north and east. The night of the 7th/8th was unusually warm with Langdon Bay (Kent) not falling below 22.3 °C. Between the 8th and 11th, it was widely hot and sunny but low cloud proved slow to clear at times in Midland and northern counties, especially