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are likely or much more likely across most of the continent. The main exception is southern Mozambique and eastern Zimbabwe where the likelihood of above or below normal temperatures are balanced. 3-Month Outlook March to May - Temperature Much More Likely Below Normal Near-Normal Above Normal Climate

) Charlie Coull (CC) Jonathan McKee (JM) William Hall (WH) Jenny Shellens (JS) Sarah Jackson (SJ) Paul Riches (PR) Derrick Ryall (DR) Richard Orrell (RO) Will Lang (WL) Mike Gray (MG) Lisa Martin (LM) Bryony May (BM) PWSCG Chair Independent Member Highways England CAA MoD Chief Fire Officer Public Health

or very likely across the whole continent. 3-Month Outlook March to May - Temperature Much More Likely Below Normal Near-Normal Above Normal Climate Outlook Africa: November to August Overview 3 Likely Likely Much More Likely Africa Current Status and Outlook - Rainfall Current Status: Between

) TCU and CB will be the only cloud types specified. Cloud heights are given in feet above airfield height. Only 30% or 40% probability will be used. Indicates beginning and end time of forecast period in UTC. Also TEMPO = temporarily may be used. Met. group follows indicating a change in some or all

heights are given in feet above airfield height. Only 30% or 40% probability will be used. Indicates beginning and end time of forecast period in UTC. Also TEMPO = temporarily may be used. Met. group follows indicating a change in some or all of the elements forecast in the first part of the TAF. EXAMPLE

methods. Care should be taken to appreciate that a grid box value taken from a gridded dataset is not directly comparable with an individual point measurement made at a station, as it may be an average of several point measurements or calculated through interpolation. Observations of the Earth’s

network (stations operated by the Met Office in May 2010). The UK land surface observing network Observations made primarily for the purpose of providing information on the present state of the atmosphere and for weather forecasts are termed synoptic. Synoptic observations over the land surface

and by thunderstorm detection systems. Figure 1. Land surface synoptic station (Camborne, Cornwall). Figure 2. Camborne wind tower. Figure 3. The UK land surface synoptic observing network (stations operated by the Met Office in May 2010). The UK land surface observing network Observations made

the Midlands and into parts of Wales and the southwest. Some low cloud and isolated fog patches may develop, particularly in central and eastern England. Temperatures are on the rise again, but will it get as warm as last week? Honor Criswick has the answers in this week's Deep Dive and takes a look

, said: “The heatwave conditions will continue to affect pretty much all parts of the UK over the next few days. Although peak temperatures may not be quite as high as we have seen this week, we will still see temperatures widely in the mid to high 20’s °C with 30 °C or more still possible across