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Weather memories Overview Do you remember what the weather was like on your last birthday or your favourite holiday? What made it special? Did it snow or was the weather glorious on that special day? This activity will give you the opportunity to discuss with your family and friends different

-health watch warnings have been issued for parts of southern and western England.  Dr Thomas Waite of PHE said: “We know that when weather like this hits many people will head outdoors and make the most of the sunshine – but for others high temperatures, over more than a day or two, can be really

they will contain a synoptic chart of the UK showing the weather situation, a textual description of the weather during the day and other information indicating daily extremes of temperature, rainfall and sunshine. For much of the series the information also includes ‘selected station’ data which

of the UK bringing more wet and windy weather, with the potential for disruption across parts of Scotland, Northern Ireland, north-west Wales and northern England. Even outside the warning area, it will be a windy day for many of us. Another Atlantic development looks as though it could bring a spell

in detail and accuracy over time. Things to bear in mind The information is forecast data and will not provide actual observations. For actual observations you should consider the other types of data described here. Some charts are produced for every day of every year and therefore can equate to a large

the Northern Corries of the Cairngorms on 19 March 2018 - a bright sunny day. Images courtesy Mark Diggins, Scottish Avalanche Information Service . The image below shows lying snow in Exeter during the a ernoon of Sunday 18 March 2018. Image courtesy Mike Kendon, Met Office England diary of highlights

warming; • For temperature: - The largest warming in the UK will be in the South East where summer temperatures may increase another 3 to 4°C relative to present day (1981-2000) (Figure 1) - Median warming will be at least 1 to 2°C throughout the year across the whole of the UK - Winter cool days

is what you see when you look out of the window day to day. Over a long enough period, the pattern of that weather defines a climate. Climate describes the range of weather that you might get at a location over time, and the statistical properties of the weather, such as averages, extremes and how

................................................................................................................................ 18 Summary of Sessions on Climate/Climate variability and Climate-Sensitive Diseases in Ethiopia .................................................................................................... 21 Day 1: Session

Rain, showers and strong winds Low pressure will remain across the UK until the end of the week, bringing further spells of rain, showers and strong wind at times.  After a dry and bright start on Thursday, most areas will see showers or longer spells of rain develop through the day. Friday