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in Northern Ireland, Wales, or western Scotland, be prepared for outbreaks of rain edging in as the day progresses. By Saturday evening, some of this rain may also reach Devon, Cornwall, and parts of northwest England. Saturday night: Rain spreads east As Saturday night unfolds, the rain will continue

to the lee of high ground across central, eastern, and south-eastern areas, allowing for some sunny intervals. It will feel warm in the east, with maximum temperatures reaching 24-25°C, and possibly 26°C in isolated spots. Temperatures will be several degrees cooler than Friday across southern and south

, will be fairly widespread across the south and east, with northern Scotland also reaching 19-20°C. A spell of persistent and at times heavy rain will move northeast across Northern Ireland into Scotland, fringing northwest Wales and northern England. Elsewhere, conditions will remain dry

showers are likely to develop across parts of east Wales, central and northern England. Some of these may turn heavy and thundery. Two yellow weather warnings for thunderstorms have been issued for parts of Northern Ireland from 11am to 8pm and across much of England from 9pm Friday until 6pm Saturday

warning for ice is in place across parts of southern Scotland and Northern England from 5am to 12pm.  As the day progresses, these wintry conditions will move east-southeast, impacting most parts of the country. While most of the snow will be confined to the highest ground outside Scotland, there remains

December 2023 - Tropical Cyclone Jasper 8 December 2023 The middle of December 2023 saw Tropical Cyclone Jasper bring large amounts of rainfall to north-east Australia. The above image, a true-colour composite from JMA's Himawari-9 satellite, was captured at around 0230 UTC on 8 December 2023, when

for the last three months with southeastern areas dry or very dry during August and September. Central Asia experienced a normal summer - climatologically these areas experience very little rainfall at this time of year. Outlook: Drier than normal conditions are likely across large parts of Central and East

the northern hemisphere autumn and 54% it will last through the northern hemisphere winter. La Niña will remain the most dominant driver of global weather patterns over the next few months at least, more especially for tropical regions. With a couple of notable exceptions (e.g. East Africa) La Niña, very

Office, UK. This report summarises the findings of this analysis. The socio-economic benefits of eight WISER East Africa projects have been assessed. These include projects that have led to new or improved weather and seasonal forecasts, as well as early warning systems, at the national and regional

, it began as a joint project between the Met Office and the Universities of Cambridge and Leeds. Since then, contributions to UKCA are also being provided by work at the Universities of Oxford, Reading, East Anglia and Lancaster. For further information on UKCA, see UKCA hosted by the University