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• Warm September marks start of Autumn

  -average month comes on the back of a more subdued August, as reported last month, when temperatures were much closer to long term averages.   September’s mean temperature of 14.7°C for the UK was actually quite close to August’s figure of 15°C. The significantly warmer than average September

• Keep a weather eye open

  take extra steps this year. Although more than a quarter (27 per cent) check the weather up to ten times a week, the same small percentage spend time preparing their winter wardrobe (27 per cent) and getting their house ready (22 per cent). When it comes to more specific preparations, less than

• metoffice_peopleinweatherandclimate_firstexplorations_22-04_weather-heroes-cards.pdf

  . Some days this means I’m organising things to be fixed, other days I might be arranging to rent a new building, and sometimes I even get to come up with new ideas about how our workplaces might be used in the future. • Archivist I am Miranda, and I manage and provide access to a national collection

• wiser0145_climate_cafe_impact_article_1019.pdf

  Climate is on the menu Weather and climate information provided by national meteorological services across East Africa can at times be technical and difficult for non-experts to understand. A working partnership across the region has come up with an ingenious solution: Climate Cafés. In the Greater

• An early look at the July statistics: just how dry has it been?

  of Scotland.” The full, provisional July 2026 statistics will be release by the Met Office on the afternoon of Monday 3 August. Where does the monthly data come from? The Met Office’s monthly climate statistics use HadUK‑Grid data to work out county, regional and UK‑wide averages. The dataset takes

• LFRic - a modelling system fit for future computers

  of the UM Partnership. Exascale The term used to describe the next generation of supercomputer is “exascale” from their target speed of an exaflop. This means being able to make a billion billion calculations per second. With this speed of computing comes a similarly staggering amount of data

• Rare red weather warning issued for Storm Arwen

  A rare red weather warning for wind has been added to existing amber and yellow wind warnings, with coastal areas on the east coast of Scotland and the northeast of England set to see the most disruptive winds, with gusts expected in excess of 80mph.   The red warning will come into force from 15

• MuhammadAdnan_Abid_ppt.pptx

  ., Keep on monitoring forecast as new forecast come is.. Persistent Forecast indication, helps to alarm the community. At short lead, in conjunction to seamless forecast, sub-seasonal and weather forecast will also be helpful. Combining weather and climate information helps to take final measures

• responsible-business-policy-final-november-2025pdf

  are expected to uphold professional standards when representing the organisation both on and off line. As a responsible business we understand that the impact and benefit that our work delivers comes not just from what we do, but from how we do it. By embedding ethical and responsible behaviours in all

• wiser0064-scipea-impact-article_individual-impact-0418.pdf

  – as Maureen Anyango’s story demonstrates. Climate services and forecasting are nothing without partnership. Countries need to come together to share information, and meteorological organisations have to share data, forecasts and information with end users. The vision of mobilising global resources