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You can view past National Severe Weather Warnings in our Digital Library & Archive. Warnings for the current year are catalogued at the end of each month once all the warnings have been issued and will made available as soon as possible, early in the following month. Our warnings archive dates

a change in the weather for many of us.  Chief Meteorologist at the Met Office, Andy Page, said: “After several weeks of high pressure bringing plenty of dry, warm and sunny weather across the UK, this week we’re seeing the return low pressure, allowing Atlantic weather systems to once again move

much of central and northern Scotland later in the day, we're going to see drier weather develop across many parts of England and Wales. “But it will stay cloudy and there will still be some light showery rain across western parts of the country. East Angley and the southeast once again fairing

and parts of the outer Hebrides, eventually over towards Orkney as well. “Elsewhere, there'll be plentiful amounts of sunshine developing particularly across England and Wales once any early mist and fog does lift its way off. Skies will be brightening into the afternoon, particularly for Northern

for a provisional new UK highest daily minimum temperature record is still ongoing and will be verified once final checks have been completed. It is possible that further readings could be submitted in the coming weeks which will be included in our official temperature records, subject to routine quality

Office in the UK to keep all the peoples of these islands warned of impending severe weather." This season’s names have once again been compiled from a list of suggestions submitted by the public, choosing some of the most popular names but also selecting names that reflect the nations, culture

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, where patchy fog may develop once again. There will also be some clearer intervals west of high ground in western Britain. High pressure remaining firmly in charge this week Keeping the weather cloudy, with patchy drizzle here and there ☁️☁️🌧️ pic.twitter.com/J0KdzbA094 — Met Office (@metoffice

and southeastern England and also across parts of southwest England. “It could be a little damp at times, but generally dry, generally light winds, but once again under the cloud, feeling a bit cool despite the light winds. If you get some sunshine though, just feeling that bit warmer as you would expect

into the North Sea, allowing some sunshine to develop. But once again, we can't rule out some showers. These mostly pushing into parts of the west, though some could skirt into eastern areas at times. READ MORE: Met Office weekend weather: Showers, wind, and occasional sunny spells "These showers