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& end dates Central pressure, 1-/10-minute MSW Comments on Met Office global model forecasts 01S 28-31 July 994 mb, 40/40 knots Track foecast errors were low for this unusual July storm. 04S 03-06 November 1004 mb, 35/30 knots 04S was briefly classified as a storm by JTWC and passed into the South-West

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(46-58 mph) widely inland and 50-60 kt (58- 69 mph) in exposed coastal locations. The synoptic situation at 1800 UTC on Thursday 22 November Rain radar from 0000 UTC 22nd to 0000 UTC 23rd showing an active cold front crossing the UK A er a brief respite, the third spell of wet weather moved up from

with moderate visibility and rain for a while, but nothing to alarm the crew. “I flick off the radio, down the last of my coffee and fire up the engine. With a shout to the boys I haul the steering wheel to the right and set a course back to Peterhead.” A legend in brief What exactly is the Shipping Forecast

a mostly fine start today for many of us, but once more plenty of showers. Again, these most frequent towards the west where there's chance of some hail, some lightning, some thunder mixed in with them. More eastern parts seeing a fair fewer showers here. “So, less likely to catch a few, but most

tomorrow. So, eastern areas turning wetter later on further west. Something a little bit drier, maybe even brighter before the sun sets, but a few showers pushing through at times as well. Then a look ahead to Sunday and again a mostly fine start today for many of us, but once more plenty of showers

previously unremarkable years into record-breaking ones, as baseline conditions steadily rise. This summer’s four heatwaves, which might once have passed as pleasant spells of warm weather, are made more prominent by the heightened backdrop that climate change creates. Below average, but variable rainfall

in the west. The northeast of Scotland will turn chilly once again, with temperatures dipping into low single figures and a risk of localised rural air frost. Elsewhere, it will be a milder night. It's warming up for the bank holiday weekend* 🌡️ More sunshine, along with winds from continental Europe

or excellent visibility expected once any low cloud has gone Temperature: Valleys: Plus 6 becoming Plus 13. At 600m: Plus 4 becoming Plus 8. Freezing level: Above summits. Check our weather forecast every day to get the most accurate and up to date information https://www.metoffice.gov.uk/weather/specialist-forecasts/mountain © Crown Copyright 2025. All Rights Reserved.

0.4 82.7 92 138.2 85 England 16.8 0.7 64.7 93 161.9 89 Wales 15.3 0.3 94.5 88 127.9 76 Scotland 12.9 -0.1 106.6 91 108.0 80 N Ireland 14.4 0.1 98.6 101 102 76   Looking ahead into the start of autumn high pressure is likely to, once again, often be dominating the UK weather with plenty of warm, dry