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• How close is the UK to another heatwave – and where has the rain gone?

  June, 8.6mm on 3 June and 7.6mm on 7 June. July has been much drier so far, with 21.3mm recorded between 1 and 26 July in the same series. The driest spell came between 8 and 23 July, when the data shows just 1.9mm of rain in total, including seven dry days and 15 days with 0.2mm or less reported

• Met Office ten-day trend: Change afoot as we head towards July's end

  system or push it away more quickly. This has implications for rainfall, with the Met Office model previously indicating the potential for intense rainfall totals—up to 80 mm in some southwestern areas. However, more recent runs suggest lower totals, though still higher than other models. READ MORE

• Met Office 10-day trend: Unsettled weather as winter begins

  of the UK and even parts of Belgium and the Netherlands, to a weaker system further south. The precise path will determine how severe the weather becomes, but strong winds and heavy rain are likely for some. In addition to the wind, rainfall totals could be significant. Through Saturday, the highest

• Briefing on Arctic and Antarctic sea ice - August 2020

  in ice melting rate in 2020 has been highly unusual; from 26th June – 17th July, the total ice loss of 2.93 million square km was the highest 3-week loss on record; from 20th July – 10th August, the total ice loss of 1.01 million square km was the lowest on record for this time of year. Despite

• Ten-day trend: A return to more typical late-summer weather

  and whether enough rain will fall to make a meaningful difference to drought conditions that have developed over the past two months. The short answer is that the weather has changed, but rainfall totals over the next 10 days are unlikely to be sufficient to erase the significant deficits built up

• Week ahead: A change in the weather, but not for everyone

  during the coming days. Rainfall totals will build up most noticeably across Northern Ireland, Scotland, Wales and higher parts of northern and western England. Some areas in the north and west could see more than 50mm of rain through the week, while parts of western Scotland may see more than 100mm

• Met Office Deep Dive: More changing weather on the way

  , particularly to the northern and western parts of the country. By Thursday, a more significant system is forecast to bring heavy rain to northern areas, especially western Scotland and Cumbria, where rainfall totals could exceed 30-40mm. In contrast, southern and southeastern England are likely

• Satellite image of the month - 2016

  , Data: EUMETSAT March 2016 Total eclipse over Indonesia - 8 March 2016 The total eclipse shows as the shadow of the moon cast on the earth. The imagery uses false-colour visible images. These look similar to how it would appear to the human eye, except the ice clouds show up as a cyan colour

• weather-climate-change-impacts-on-uk-transport-2021pdf

  rain in winter and summer and on the wettest days Total rainfall from extremely wet days * has increased by about 17%. The number of days where temperatures do not rise above 0 °C has been decreasing. 4.8 days in 1961–1990, 3.2 days in 2008–2017. 2008–2017 average: -6.8 °C 1961–1990 average: -8.5 °C

• ukcp_tech_note_sea_level_mar23.pdf

  difference between the two baseline periods computed using four tide-gauge reconstructions of GMSL (Church & White, 2011; Hay et al., 2015; Jevrejeva et al., 2014; Ray & Douglas, 2011). The result is an offset of +0.011m for the total sea level, which is then applied across components according