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and password. "Notices" are posted when there is an active incident, essential for keeping cat 1&2 emergency responders up-to-date with the very latest information and developments as they happen. The following services can be accessed through Hazard Manager: Flood Forecasting Centre  Scottish

Eyes community to ensure meteorological and oceanographic information superiority for the UK and its key allies. Recent activities include: Research into optimal configurations of NWP models to support radar propagation predictions for the Royal Navy. Very high resolution NWP modelling for defence

are collaborating to gather data which will improve the accuracy of weather forecasting and generate a better analyses of the state of the North Sea. Read more 49 news items Storm Gerrit named 26 Dec 2023 Christmas weather forecast 22 Dec 2023 Christmas weather forecast 21 Dec 2023 Wet and very windy ahead

continues 17 Jan 2024 Very cold week 15 Jan 2024 Very cold next week 12 Jan 2024 Disruptive snow possible next week 11 Jan 2024 Cold and dry conditions continue 10 Jan 2024 Cold conditions persisting 9 Jan 2024 Colder conditions to come for the UK 5 Jan 2024 More rain to come 3 Jan 2024 2023

2024 Storm Jocelyn named 22 Jan 2024 Turning windy with heavy rain for some 18 Jan 2024 Amber warning issued as snow risk continues 17 Jan 2024 Very cold week 15 Jan 2024 Very cold next week 12 Jan 2024 Disruptive snow possible next week 11 Jan 2024 Cold and dry conditions continue 10 Jan 2024

5 Feb 2024 Storm Jocelyn named 22 Jan 2024 Turning windy with heavy rain for some 18 Jan 2024 Amber warning issued as snow risk continues 17 Jan 2024 Very cold week 15 Jan 2024 Very cold next week 12 Jan 2024 Disruptive snow possible next week 11 Jan 2024 Cold and dry conditions continue 10 Jan

closer to average, though again with some regional differences.  Met Office Scientist Emily Carlisle said: “September saw unsettled weather across the UK. The jet stream was south shifted for most of the month, making it very wet for some in the south, but rather dry for some in the north

Ex-hurricane Bertha From Sunday 10 to Monday 11 August 2014, the UK experienced some unseasonably windy and very wet weather from the remnants of ex-hurricane Bertha. Some locations in north-east Scotland received double the August long-term average rainfall, resulting in significant flooding

that grow as the forecast runs further into the future, and however good our observations, we can never know every detail of current conditions. Therefore, relying on ensemble modelling, where we run many simulations from very slightly different starting conditions, is much better than just one run

⚠️⚠️#StormArwen will bring a spell of very strong winds to parts of northeast Scotland and northeast England Friday 1500 - Saturday 0200 Latest info 👉 https://t.co/QwDLMfRBfs Stay #WeatherAware⚠️ #Redwarning pic.twitter.com/BhX3J6bT85 — Met Office (@metoffice) November 26, 2021 A yellow wind warning