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• UK weather forecast: Dry and settled weekend for many

  High pressure is dominant over the UK over the weekend, bringing a good deal of dry and fine weather, albeit with varying amounts of cloud.   Monday’s Bank Holiday for Northern Ireland, England and Wales will see a continuation of the settled weather, with potentially some long periods of sunshine

• A cloudy start to the week before turning colder with wintry hazards

  A cloudy start to the week  On Monday, clearer conditions will slowly spread from the west, as patchy rain develops. Ahead of this, cloud may break across southeast England and eastern Scotland during the afternoon, allowing for some sunny spells, where it could be rather mild.   Cloudy for many

• Met Office Weekend Weather: Turning unsettled with rain and strong winds for some

  will start markedly different from the end of the working week, with widespread cloud cover and outbreaks of rain, particularly affecting western areas. Rain will be persistent across western Scotland, especially over the hills, following an already wet Friday. With schools breaking up and holiday

• Unsettled weather to make way for warmth ahead of Bank Holiday weekend

  Rain and cloud continues to affect the UK over the next few days, keeping conditions unsettled, with Wednesday seeing variable cloud and outbreaks of rain, particularly across northern areas.  Temperatures will remain near normal for most, but turn warmer in the east on Wednesday into Thursday

• PWMS001.1_Global_gridded_data

  of Convective Snow (kg/m**2/s) Surface Low-Level Cloud Amount (%) Surface Medium-Level Cloud Amount (%) Surface High-Level Cloud Amount (%) Surface Fog Fraction (%) Surface Mean Sea Level Pressure (hPa) Surface Temperature at 1.5m (DegK) Surface 10m Wind-U (m/s) Surface 10m Wind-V(m/s) 850 hPa Temperature (DegK

• volcanicash-nephanalysis-1591956170issue.pdf

  EXERCISE EXERCISE EXERCISE VOLCICE Volcanic Ash T+0 annotated satellite image Issued 1000 UTC on Fri 12 Jun 2020 LOW CONFIDENCE ✂ Meteorological cloud is inhibiting view of ash in satellite imagery HIGH CONFIDENCE ✁ IMO ground-based radar detected ash cloud to height of 18km © Crown copyright Met Office

• volcanicash-nephanalysis-1539965006issue.pdf

  Volcanic Ash – T+0 annotated satellite image Issued 1550 UTC on Fri 19 Oct 2018 VOLCICE EXERCISE LOW CONFIDENCE- Meterological cloud in vicinity of Kverkfjoll partially obscuring view of ash cloud. LOW CONFIDENCE- PIREP reported VA at FL180 at 19/1530 UTC. Ash not discernible on imagery. VOLCICE EXERCISE © Crown copyright Met Office

• volcanicash-nephanalysis-1450184471issue.pdf

  Volcice Exercise – 1230 UTC annotated satellite image Issued 1230 UTC on Tue 15 Dec 2015 EXERCISE LOW CONFIDENCE- VA plume observed by C-band radar in Keflavik rising to 7km, but cloud covering the volcano LOW CONFIDENCE- Cloud to the north of the volcano is masking any ash emitted EXERCISE EXERCISE © Crown copyright Met Office

• volcanicash-nephanalysis-1560506726issue.pdf

  Volcanic Ash – T+0 annotated satellite image Issued 1000 UTC on Fri 14 June 2019 VOLCICE EXERCISE HIGH CONFIDENCE- IMO radar confirms ongoing eruption, although plume is overlaid with upper cloud. LOW CONFIDENCE- PIREP reported VA at FL300 at 14/0930 UTC but not discernable on imagery due to cloud cover. X VOLCICE EXERCISE © Crown copyright Met Office

• volcanicash-nephanalysis-1560517291issue.pdf

  Volcanic Ash – T+3 annotated satellite image Issued 1230 UTC on Fri 14 June 2019 VOLCICE EXERCISE HIGH CONFIDENCE- IMO radar confirms ongoing eruption, although horizontal and vertical extend difficult to assess given cloud cover. X LOW CONFIDENCE- PIREP reported VA at FL180 at 14/1130 UTC but not discernable on imagery due to cloud cover. VOLCICE EXERCISE © Crown copyright Met Office