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 had so far? Author: Met Office 9 February 2026 The opening weeks of 2026 have been exceptionally wet across the UK. A strong and unusually southerly jet stream has steered a succession of low‑pressure systems towards our shores, bringing frequent rain, strong winds and, at times, wintry hazards

conditions RAC Breakdown spokesperson Alice Simpson said: “This latest bout of stormy autumnal weather is likely to make driving conditions hazardous this weekend, especially for drivers in the north and west of the UK.   “Strong winds will demand motorists keep a good grip of the steering wheel

ensure you have a good grip of the steering wheel and take extra care when overtaking high-sided vehicles and passing motorcyclists and cyclists who are susceptible to be buffeted and blown off course the wind. In extreme conditions it may be worth delaying your journey if possible until storm conditions

ahead of the system’s arrival. As the system is expected to bring strong gusts during Saturday, there is the obvious potential of risk to travellers. RAC spokesman Pete Williams said: “Drivers encountering high winds are advised to reduce their speed, ensure they hold the steering wheel firmly

sibling and are already planning how we can combine data from all the forest FACE facilities to uncover the most fundamental results”. Professor of Terrestrial Ecosystem Science at the University of Exeter Iain Hartley is Chair of the AmazonFACE Scientific Steering Committee. He added: “Rising

in the current forecast and another unsettled week ahead.    Met Office science manager Dr Amy Doherty said: “January has been exceptionally wet because we’ve seen a very persistent Atlantic weather pattern. A strong jet stream has repeatedly steered low-pressure systems towards the UK, bringing

sea surface temperatures, light steering winds, and a favourable atmospheric setup, all of which have allowed the storm to gather strength and maintain its intensity. Rainfall and impacts The impacts of Hurricane Melissa have been severe. Forecasts indicate that the storm could bring up to 1,000

and, if you feel the steering becoming unresponsive, slow down gradually as it probably means that water is preventing the tyres from gripping the road.”  RAC spokesman Pete Williams said: “Before setting out on a journey we would recommend you take a moment to check your windscreen wipers are working

. • It was reported that the Environmental Science to Service operating/steering group are showing enthusiasm for the concept, tempered with uncertainty around the details of the Public Data Corporation. • JH informed the Board that further work for the Asset Review was being done, including assisting

as a consortium of government departments and agencies, trading funds, public sector research establishments and bodies, research council institutes and charities (see figure below for further details) which was established in 2011. The NHP Steering Group (NHPSG) sets the overall direction with coordination