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and Northern Ireland will see cooler, near-average conditions, with sunny spells and showers mainly focused in the north and northwest. Breezy conditions are expected, especially in Scotland, but winds should ease as the day progresses. The Midlands and southwest may see the odd shower, but overall

is good news for those hoping to catch a glimpse of the full moon, a super moon and the first of the year. Wednesday: Mist, fog, and a cloudy south Wednesday morning may bring some mist and fog patches across southern areas ahead of the lingering front. As the day progresses, cloud and damp conditions

will be an active feature, carrying some squally bursts of rain and strengthening winds. Gusts could reach around 50 miles per hour along Irish Sea coasts and perhaps slightly higher in exposed locations. Christmas is still a week away so details may change, but there’s a strong signal for high pressure building

spots, bringing a touch of frost. Some mist and fog patches are also likely to form, particularly in sheltered areas and across parts of eastern England. Visibility may be locally poor early on, but these fog patches should lift and clear as the sun rises. Further north and northwest, particularly

) October 27, 2025 Monday night into Tuesday The first weather system of the week will travel south on Monday night, lingering across southern counties of England. This may result in a grey start to Tuesday with a narrow band of rain and drizzle. Further north, showers are expected in western Scotland

are issued when it is likely that the weather will cause some low-level impacts, including some disruption to travel in a few places. Many people may be able to continue with their daily routine, but there will be some that will be directly impacted and so it is important to assess if you could

are the different types? Author: Press Office 14 May 2025 We've all heard of pollen and understand that it is the fine powder released by plants as part of their reproductive cycle. But did you know there are different types of pollen? Each year, millions experience hay fever symptoms triggered by airborne

gripped by prolonged marine heatwave Author: Dr Ségolène Berthou (Scientific Manager - Regional Coupled Modelling) 22 May 2025 Northwest European waters are currently experiencing an extreme marine heatwave, with sea surface temperatures (SSTs) reaching record highs for April and May since satellite

to breaking spring records? Author: Press Office 14 May 2025 As we move through May, Spring 2025 is shaping up to be a contender for the record books, particularly when it comes to temperature, rainfall, and sunshine. With data up to May 13, the UK is experiencing a season marked by warmth, dryness

tops downwind. Cumulonimbus clouds form through convection, where warm, moist air rises and cools, condensing into cloud droplets. Initially, these clouds may begin as cumulus, stratocumulus, or altocumulus, but as they grow and develop ice crystals at higher altitudes, they transition