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Which weather drivers will affect the outlook for March?

Greenland. This will allow a northerly flow to feed colder air into at least the northern and eastern half of the UK bringing wintry showers. “The extended outlook shows the possibility for a series of areas of low pressure to come across the Atlantic, and these bring the potential for some more

A wet and dull April

in charge, bringing with it more rain.” Temperatures around average April was a month of two halves when it comes to temperatures. The month started off warm, particularly along the southeast coast of England. Writtle in Essex recorded 21.8°C, making it the hottest day of 2024 so far in the UK

When does Autumn start? Defining seasons

by the calendar and don’t take into account what is actually happening in nature, which is after all how most of us understand the notion of seasons. So comes the third method, which is based on phenology – the process of noting the signs of change in plant and animal behaviour. In this distinction, Autumn

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and severe – 1813/14 was the last winter that a ‘frost fair’ was held on the River Thames in London. For most parts of the United Kingdom, Christmas comes at the beginning of the season for snow. Wintry weather is more likely in the deepening cold of early January. White Christmases were more frequent

Wimbledon extremes: How weather has shaped the championships

. In stark contrast, the lowest minimum temperature was a chilly 4.9°C on 22 June 1999. Notably, the highest overnight minimum was 20.8°C, recorded on 27 June 1976, which may come as no surprise to those who remember the notorious summer of that year. Conversely, the lowest maximum temperature during

With just days to go, how close are we to breaking spring records?

still to go, it’s important to remember that these rankings could still change. It’s worth noting that eight of the ten warmest UK springs up until 2024 have occurred since the year 2000, a sign of our changing climate.  And when it comes to daytime temperatures, the UK, England, Scotland

Understanding weather and climate extremes

and will continue to happen in the years to come, so building resilience is critical. Reducing the impact of climate change Building resilience is one part of the puzzle in how we can tackle climate change, but adaptation needs to go hand in hand with mitigation. Deep and rapid cuts to greenhouse gas emissions

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impacted by rising sea temperatures. Power, roads and other infrastructure come under stress from extreme heat events, with knock-on economic consequences. To find out more and access the full report visit https://www.metoffice.gov.uk/services/government/international-development/mena-climate-risk-report

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