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• Met Office daily weather: Changeable conditions with rain, showers and cooler air

  into Scotland and Northern Ireland. Some sunnier breaks across the Scottish Borders and the far north of England. “And once again across the very far southeast remaining mostly dry though we can't rule out a shower into the afternoon which once again could be heavy with the odd rumble of thunder. Now

• Met Office daily weather: Warm and humid conditions continue with risk of thunderstorms in some areas

  sunny intervals. Later in the day, it will turn fresher and more showery across the north. Winds will be moderate to fresh, becoming strong in the north and along exposed coasts. Temperatures will be near normal for most, though parts of the south and east may remain warm or very warm, with highs

• Cold weather to grip the UK with risk of snow and gales

  allows Arctic air to push south, resulting in a prolonged spell of very cold weather as we head into the New Year. Warnings for wind, snow and ice are now in place.  ⚠️ Yellow weather warnings issued ⚠️ Snow & ice across the UK Latest info 👉 https://t.co/QwDLMfRBfs Stay #WeatherAware⚠️

• Briefing on the Arctic sea ice minimum and Antarctic sea ice maximum – September 2024

  since then and it is possible that a higher value will be recorded before seasonal melt commences (Figure 4). Prior to this year, the lowest maximum Antarctic sea ice extent on record was recorded in 2023, at 16.96 million sq km, this being a very long way below the next lowest maximum of 17.88

• Storm Ciarán

  It will stay unsettled and, at times very windy, over the coming days. This unsettled period peaks with Storm Ciarán, which crosses southern UK on Thursday.

  of England and Wales Thursday early hours and morning and the far south and southeast of England Thursday daytime and early evening. Storm Ciarán is expected to bring very strong along southern coastal areas of England in particular where gusts of 70 to 80mph are possible, gusts perhaps exceeding 85 mph

• UK and Global extreme events – Heatwaves

  the UK observes 25 °C or more will increase. Data available here. UKCP18 showed that a summer as exceptionally warm as 2018 was very unlikely (less than 10% chance) in the recent past (1981-2000), but that warming so far had increased the chance to between 10-20%. By mid-century, summers as warm

• Decadal forecast 2013

  , such that we expect only a 10% chance of temperatures at a particular location being less than those in B, and only a 10% chance of temperatures higher than in C. Note that these ranges are for each individual location. The chances of these limits being met everywhere are very small, so the complete

• Arctic and Antarctic end-of-season report – October 2021

  of the Arctic, with mean sea level pressure lower than average everywhere except in the East Siberian Sea (Figure 4a). The Laptev Sea saw the highest temperature anomalies (Figure 4b), with a small region exceeding +3°C relative to the 1981-2010 average, partly due to very warm conditions from late June

• The future of energy is weather – what must the sector do to manage the extremes?

  levels by the middle of that period. By the Seventh Carbon Budget, the Climate Change Committee projects that UK emissions will be only a quarter of current levels, requiring significant reductions across all sectors. Renewable energy technologies such as wind and solar power have a very clear link

• Arctic and Antarctic end-of-season report – October 2022

  was notably, although not exceptionally, warm. Two very warm periods occurred early and late in the season, both of which corresponded with rapid sea ice loss. However, for the middle of the melting season conditions were cooler with near-average ice loss. Predictions of September 2022 sea ice tended