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We know - from surveys we carry out - how useful people find weather forecasts, that the majority of the UK public see a forecast at least once a day, and that people access forecasts in a range of places. This includes websites, apps, social media and television or radio. We also know

Following the Bank Holiday Weekend for England, Wales and Northern Ireland, there are signals for warmer conditions to develop during next week in central and eastern areas in particular, with the possibility of some hot weather for a time. However, exactly how hot it gets and how long this may last

The daily weather summaries are brief accounts of the weather as published by the Met Office

provides temperature, rainfall, visibility, pressure, wind direction and force, sunshine (where available) and weather for a number of stations around the UK. Daily weather summaries for the period up to 1980 also contain a brief written summary of the forecast for the following day and an outlook

since 1960; monthly-mean temperatures were 1.7 °C below average, making it the coldest April since 1989. This was followed by the coldest May since 1996, at 1.3 °C below average, with only brief warmth around the 9th and again near month end. March rainfall totals were rather below average in most

fishermen on Lake Victoria Briefing note - proposal for a daily weather forecast for Western Kenya Western Kenya sample forecasts A policy brief on developing a Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning framework which can support the creation of decentralised Climate Information Services. Read a briefing note

conditions associated with a brief ridge of higher pressure pass through. Rain and increasingly strong winds will move in from the west on Wednesday morning spreading across the whole of the UK through the day. Rain will be persistent and heavy at times in Wales and north western England overnight

Climate risks identified for the Central Asia region by the 2050s Agriculture and food security • Crop yields across Central Asia could increase in cooler, wetter areas as temperatures rise, and decline in hotter, lowland areas as aridity increases, with mixed impacts on crop production overall

is expected to weaken to a tropical storm once over the open waters of the Atlantic and transition into an extratropical storm after it passes to the south of Bermuda. Beyond this, the remnant is likely to either be absorbed into a frontal zone or dissipate in situ in the subtropical Atlantic

(in knots) Wind direction (in degrees) Significant wave height (in metres) Mean wave direction (in degrees) Mean wave period (in seconds) Available once or twice daily. How can this information be used? Probability forecasts present an enhanced outlook to maximise effectiveness in strategic planning

into Saturday bringing strong winds and rain to some areas. Weather warnings will be issued as the details of the developments and hazards become clearer. "Given the potential for disruption from this system it is important to keep up to date with the latest forecast." Once this low-pressure system has