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chance of any accumulations over the North York Moors. Christmas Day An area of high pressure is expected to the west of the UK on Christmas Day bringing cold and generally dry conditions for most. After a cold, frosty start it will stay mainly dry with sunny periods. Coastal showers in the east

conditions bringing another predominantly cloudy day for most areas. However, there will be some breaks in the cloud, especially over and to the lee of high ground. Early mist and fog patches are possible under clear skies but should clear through the morning. Patchy light rain and drizzle are expected

will hold up in the low teens. Outlook for Wednesday Wednesday will be cloudy and breezy over Northern Ireland and Scotland, with outbreaks of rain, these persistent and heavy at times over western hills and mountains. Sheltered eastern areas will see drier and brighter spells. England and Wales

at over 60 Kt (69 mph) around some exposed coastlines. The highest gusts were 78 Kt (90 mph) at Needles Old Battery, Isle of Wight, 76 Kt (87 mph) at Aberdaron, Lleyn Peninsula, 64 Kt (74 mph) at Capel Curig, Conwy and 63 Kt (72 mph) at Orlock Head, County Down and Isle of Portland, Dorset. The chart

to severe flooding in Wuhan in July 2016 Underpinning Science Using common approaches… Project blogs and newsletters Joint workshops for early-career scientists Annual Science Workshops Scientist exchange programmes Joint peer-reviewed publications A few highlights • Over 250 papers published

of the current day's fire severity and a forecast of the fire severity over the coming five days. RREMS – UK Radiation Monitoring System Following the Chernobyl accident in 1986, the UK Government developed a National Response Plan to ensure that any future similar emergency could be effectively managed. Under

Catherine Bremner, Chief Strategy & Operations Officer at Impax Asset Management, has been appointed as a Non-Executive Director to the Board of the Met Office. Catherine will be taking over as Chair of the Remuneration Committee from Catherine Quinn, who joined the Board in 2017

Learn About Weather is an exciting course that we piloted last September. The course will run over four weeks, with a few hours of learning per week. Weeks one to three cover the basics of weather, starting with the big picture, moving on to synoptic charts, air masses, fronts, wind and clouds

in from the north, with heavy downpours through the afternoon in Scotland and Northern Ireland moving south across England and Wales overnight. This will be a notable change from the calmer conditions over Christmas Eve and Christmas Day so take extra care and stay up to date with the latest forecast

MHCLG Carried over actions Owner Action Date Update 1. Will Lang Report back on the CCCCC at the next meeting By April 29th MO checking current situation. Secretariat will include an update when next correspondence goes out. 1 Owner Action Date Update 2. Duncan Potts Look into how MO funding flows