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cool, including Syria, Lebanon and Iraq. Outlook: Warmer than normal conditions are very likely across MENA, increasing the likelihood of heatwaves and heat related impacts. The Caribbean and northern parts of South America are also very likely to experience above normal temperatures. 3-Month Outlook

Storm Henk will bring a spell of very strong winds to parts of the UK leading to potential disruption to travel and infrastructure.

An area of low pressure crossing southern regions of the UK, now named Storm Henk, will bring an area of very strong winds through Tuesday. Initially the strongest gusts will be focused around southwest England and south Wales during the late morning and early afternoon. Here gusts of up to 80mph

normal conditions are very likely across most of the continent. The main exceptions are central India and parts of mainland Southeast Asia where near-normal is most likely. Whilst this outlook suggests a reduced risk of prolonged cold outbreaks into winter across northern parts of the region, cold

and Vietnam where temperatures have been below normal. Outlook: For the next three months, temperatures are likely to remain above normal in many parts of the continent; for parts of Southeast Asia, including Indonesia and the Philippines, temperatures are very likely to be above normal. There are some

: March to December Overview 3 Asia Current Status and Outlook - Rainfall Current Status: Normal amounts of rainfall were observed across the continent in March. In April, China, Afghanistan and Pakistan were wet or very wet whilst Southeast Asia was dry or very dry. During May, many countries had normal

Current Status: Parts of Afghanistan were very wet in September. Northern Pakistan, Tajikistan and western China were very wet in October. During November, central Asia had near or below normal precipitation. The end of the South Asian monsoon was wetter than normal with wet or very wet conditions

the past 3 months. Outlook: In the next three months, the mature La Niña brings warmer than normal sea surface temperatures in towards the Philippines and New Guinea Island resulting in warmer than normal conditions being very likely across the Philippines, Malaysia and Indonesia. Warmer than normal

to the northern half of the country. It's been picked up by a very active Jet Stream and it's undergone rapid deepening last night and into the early hours of this morning. It's on that southern flank of the low we see that really tight squeeze in the isobars indicating the location of those strongest winds

winds to the northern half of the country. It's been picked up by a very active Jet Stream and it's undergone rapid deepening last night and into the early hours of this morning. It's on that southern flank of the low we see that really tight squeeze in the isobars indicating the location of those

receive NSWW – 1,280 Met Office | Emergency Responder Survey | Met Office Debrief | May 2017 | External Use Only 3 Ratings of NSWWS are very positive 88% rate factors as at least ‘good’ Q15 In general, how would you rate the National Severe Weather Warnings Service on each of the following? Base