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• Met Office daily weather: Warm humid weather to continue with further risk of thunderstorms

  is lightning and how does the Met Office monitor it? Temperatures will be widely warm to very warm, with highs of 21–24°C inland and in sheltered areas. Parts of northern England and areas further south could see 25–26°C, with an isolated 27°C possible. Southern coastal areas may remain cooler

• Met Office daily weather: Shifting weather patterns to bring changing conditions

  over a bit as we go into the afternoon. Not very much, if any, rain arriving here and even across more central parts where that front is semi-lingering. Read more on Apple News: Met Office festival forecast: Dry and sunny midweek before turning unsettled “The rain is going to break up. So even some

• Met Office daily weather: Warm sunshine and scattered showers

  . Low cloud near North Sea coasts from Northeast England northwards may persist, accompanied by a brisk easterly breeze that will keep coastal areas cooler. Inland areas, however, will enjoy warm to very warm temperatures, with highs ranging from 23-25°C and isolated spots potentially reaching 27°C

• Cold start to New Year with snow and ice warning issued

  in the New Year, initially in the north, but more widely across the UK for the first week of 2026. “Arctic air and strong northerly winds will bring cold or very cold conditions to all parts of the UK, and it will feel especially cold in the strong winds. Widespread and locally severe frosts are expected

• Memo

  been a very highquality field of applicants and ministerial approval was now being sought. • Minutes of the meeting held on 30 November 2022 were approved as a true record of the meeting. • Penny Endersby (Chief Executive) presented her report. She noted the excellent results from the annual staff

• 2022/23 storm names announced

  for the public when they need it most.”  Evelyn Cusack, Head of Forecasting Division in Met Éireann, welcomes storm naming as a very important tool in National Met Services’ warnings arsenal. She said: “The annual unveiling of the new storm names on the 1st September creates great media and public interest

• Heatwave continues with temperatures into the mid 30s Celsius

  Very hot conditions are expected to persist across eastern and southeastern parts of the UK through the working week.

  at Faversham on 10 August 2003.  The dry spell has been most prolonged in East Anglia and Southeast England. Most especially much of East Anglia and Cambridgeshire, extending through Essex into London and also around Bournemouth and Southampton.  Parts of the Midlands have also been very dry. The last day

• 2023 in weather

  , there are clearly some common themes: firstly, our climate is continuing to change dramatically – 2023 has been yet another very warm year, as well as wetter than average – and we expect this to continue in future decades. Secondly, we have broken a number of high temperature and rainfall records over the year

• Microsoft Word - PWSCG Annual Report FINAL

  to. In other news, the PWSCG welcomed new Members this year, including the appointment of Kim Shillinglaw as the new Independent Member following an open competition last summer. We are now in a very strong position with a dynamic mix of skills and experience within the Group. This should ensure

• Record breaking rainfall for October

  We received enough rainfall in a single day to fill Loch Ness. The first half of October (1-13th) has been very wet across the UK. Early provisional statistics show England has already received 87% of its monthly average rainfall, with the south east and central southern England having reaching 110% of average by October 13th. Find out more on the Met Office blog and our Past Weather Events page.