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plans over the #CoronationWeekend be affected by the weather? Take a look at the latest day-by-day forecast to find out 👇 pic.twitter.com/R6kVyngCm7 — Met Office (@metoffice) May 4, 2023 Weather by the weekend Currently Saturday is forecast to be another cloudy, wet day for many. Showers are likely

and perhaps the east of Northern Ireland look to see the wettest conditions between Wednesday evening and Friday morning. 20-25 mm of rain may fall quite widely, with 40-60 mm possible over higher ground. Some parts of south Wales and southwest England may see 80 mm of rain. This rain will fall

Met Office Weather DataHub: Atmospheric Model data update Issue 1: 29 June - 12 August 2020 Welcome to the Met Office Weather DataHub: Atmospheric Model data update newsletter! As you may be aware, we are adding a new Atmospheric Model data service to Met Office Weather DataHub. This new service

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the observations but outside of this period you may need some assistance. Factsheet 17 ‘Weather Observation on Land’ available on the Met Office website should be able to help you. If you are viewing archive materials at NRS or PRONI it would be advisable to bring a copy of this with you when you visit. Example

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becomes clearer, and it is possible Severe Weather Warnings will also be issued.” Further ahead As the area of low pressure moves north along the east coast of the UK, there will be further rain and may be some gusty north-westerly winds in parts of southern Scotland and Northern England on Thursday

Rain continues into Thursday On Thursday conditions will remain windy in the far northwest, with spells of rain affecting the far northwest of Scotland. Elsewhere, expect a mixture of sunshine and blustery showers, some of which may be heavy with a risk of hail and thunder, especially in western

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within this arm may have been rather low, although uncertainty in ice concentration is large in summer as satellites struggle to distinguish open water from melt ponds on the ice surface. Figure 2. Arctic sea ice extent on 9th August 2023, with 1981-2010 average extent indicated in orange