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#WeatherAware⚠️ pic.twitter.com/3hGwPKctr1 — Met Office (@metoffice) June 6, 2025 Saturday looks to be a very showery day, with frequent heavy showers, some thundery with gusty winds and hail. Met Office Chief Meteorologist Dan Suri explains: “Frequent heavy showers and thunderstorms are expected

.” Warm spell for the weekend   At the same time, some unseasonably warm air will move across much of the UK from the south.   In the latest Met Office 10 Day Trend video, Presenter and Meteorologist Alex Burkill said: “The jet steam is going to push its way northwards ahead of the weekend, which

of the Maritime and Coastguard Agency (MCA), and the start of Met Office forecasts as we know them today.  The Met Office now provides over 4.5 million forecasts a day from daily weather via our mobile app to highly specialised forecasts for industries and Government including space weather.  Our four day

. 1. In view of the fact that postponement of the "TU assault for about a fortnight would have brought the next possible D-day into the period 17th to 21st June, it is thought that the following brief statement of the weather in the beachhead over that period may be of interest. 2. During the period

image at 500 m resolution. Credits: Met Office (image) , NASA (data). August 2018: Satellite images showing a huge airbourne dust plume blowing over the Atlantic from the Sahara 01 August 2018 The first day of August 2018 was a dusty day in the Northern Hemisphere. Across North Africa and the Middle

. It was generally drier around mid-month, but more showery again later, and the last day of the month was wet for most areas. The provisional UK mean temperature was 13.4 °C, which is 0.5 °C above the long-term average. It was warmest relative to average in northern areas, with temperatures barely

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With high pressure over the UK bringing continued settled conditions, temperatures will continue to increase through the end of the week and into the weekend. Friday will be another warm day, with highs of 32°C possible in central England. High cloud will move into the southwest of England. Some

variable cloud cover. Temperatures will peak around 25-26°C in the south, making for a warm and pleasant day. Northern areas will see highs in the high teens or low 20s, though it may feel cooler in the breeze. Saturday night: clear spells and a few lingering showers As we move into Saturday night

and sunshine for many Saturday brings the best chance of drier weather, especially for central and eastern parts of the UK. These regions can look forward to some decent spells of sunshine, with much of the day remaining dry. The east will see prolonged dry periods, making it the pick of the weekend