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with this low-pressure system. There will also be heavy rain to come as we head through the afternoon into evening time. At the same time across Northern Ireland, you'll see some brighter skies, but showers filing in on a strong wind and certainly some showers for the Western Isles and just clipping mainland

will be heavy at times and those winds swirling round it. “These will be very gusty winds, gales at times, with gusts reaching in land 50 to 60mph, and along the coastline even higher than that. So expect some high waves associated with this low-pressure system. There will also be heavy rain to come as we

Northern Ireland with this band of rain that'll edge into Wales into the southwest of England into Northern England and Scotland as we go into the afternoon. And this rain could be heavy with the odd rumble of thunder, some flashes of lightning and hail as well. “Likewise for the showers that come

, filtering in across much of England and Wales into the early hours of the morning. “Some outbreaks of showery rain are possible in the west and with quite a bit more cloud around that does mean a milder night to come compared to last night. Temperatures widely holding up in the double figures. Maybe

their new datacentres for the 10 years of the programme. Renewable electricity The electricity from the National Grid, that all consumers use, depends on the mix of generation sources operating at the time. The proportion from fossil fuels has been falling and now predominantly comes from gas, as coal has

they might be interested in. 05 06 07 08 Come back together and ask each group to share a few of their answers. Ask students why collaboration was important in this story. Could the challenge have been solved by just one of the characters? Explain that in many workplaces, it’s important for different

, which could come close to record-breaking, as temperatures overnight remain above 20 Celsius in parts of south east England.” Hottest night on record The current hottest night on record for the UK is 23.9 Celsius, reached in Brighton on August 3rd 1990.  The hottest August day on record is 38.5

the kind of weather symbols they might see used on a weather forecast today, as well as words. If time, ask the students to come up to the front of the class and present a weather forecast, with support, using the observations that the children have deciphered. This can be done on the background

info 👉https://t.co/QwDLMfRBfs Stay #WeatherAware ⚠️ https://t.co/p1ywfq2dPZ pic.twitter.com/y2GC5yqhBs — Met Office (@metoffice) July 12, 2022 This week  The Amber Warning comes at the end of a week when the UK will see widely-above average temperatures, with a Level 3 UK Health Security Agency

. “The forecast uncertainty comes from the positioning of the jet stream – a ribbon of air high up in the atmosphere which is often the driving force behind our weather – and how it interacts with a pulse of warm air emerging from the Azores region on Tuesday. This interaction will have a significant impact