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be objectively assigned to the closest matching weather pattern definition – similar to the Decider forecasting tool for Europe. Once weather pattern characteristics are understood, in terms of their meteorological climatologies or sector-specific impacts, it then becomes easier to interpret forecast output

. Light winds feeling very pleasant indeed across the vast majority of the UK. The one exception once again the far north of Scotland where we will see thicker cloud and a spell of light patchy rain moving northwards and disappearing to the far north into Wednesday afternoon. “Thicker cloud comes along

, said “Once Storm Ciarán has passed, the weather over the weekend continues to look unsettled for many with more showers and rain at times.  Warnings will continue to be updated over the coming days, so it is important to stay up to date with the Met Office forecast and warnings in your area.” You can

legs sink – we all float differently. By doing this, you give yourself the chance to rest and recover your breathing. Once you’ve regained control of your breathing, you can call for help or swim to safety. ‘Heading to the coast is a great way to have fun, relax and cool off in these high

be drivers’ best bet before the weather deteriorates once again on Easter Monday. As the weather over the weekend is so changeable, it’s also a good idea to have sunglasses to hand to make driving safer when the sun makes an appearance and causes wet roads to dazzle.” You can keep up to date

°C. Friday will be a day of sunshine and showers, which could be heavy and slow moving at times. The showers will affect all parts of the UK, including London, with some more persistent rain along the northeast coast of England. Highs of 19°C are once again possible in the south of England. Weather

Scotland. Highs of 19°C are once again possible in the south of England. Weather by the weekend Currently Saturday is forecast to be another wet day, though with generally less intense rainfall compared to Friday. Met Office Deputy Chief Forecaster, Steven Keates, said: “On Saturday we will see some

mid-month the weather was generally wet and cloudy for most with low pressure dominant, but north-western areas remained drier. A second cold easterly outbreak brought widespread snow on the 17th and 18th, though this was not as severe as at the beginning of the month. A er a brief dry sunny spell

days, as they drop back closer to autumnal averages with highs generally of 14°C, although Sunday will once again see more milder temperatures.”  Keep up to date with the latest forecast on the Met Office website.  Keep track of current weather warnings on the weather warning page.  

drawing up warm and humid air from the near continent. Winds at low levels are transporting this air from Spain and France into the UK, particularly on Friday and Saturday. As a result, temperatures are expected to rise once again, with the southeast potentially reaching 30°C on Friday under some