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• Amber warnings issued as Storm Amy approaches

  , where totals could exceed 30-50mm in 6-9 hours, increasing the risk of flooding for some. Warnings will continue to be tweaked and amended in the coming days as confidence increases so stay up to date with the latest Met Office forecast and warnings.” ⚠️⚠️ Amber weather warning issued ⚠️⚠️ Strong

• Storm Antoni to bring wind and rain

  Meteorologist Steve Willington said: “Storm Antoni will bring some potentially disruptive weather on Saturday as it moves from west to east. Northern Ireland is likely to see some of the highest rainfall totals, with 40-60mm falling in some spots, but 20-30mm more widely. Away from the warning area many

• Met Office daily weather: More hot weather to come

  , which is why the warning stays with us until the evening. But then perhaps a slightly drier, calmer theme as we go through into Friday. “And for this weekend, the weather's looking generally fine. Not totally dry, there will be some showery rain pushing through and we're actually likely to see

• This summer will ‘almost certainly’ be warmest on record for the UK

  all-time high of 40.3°C set in July 2022.  But it was warmer in 1976? The summer of 1976 remains one of the most memorable in UK weather history. During this period, multiple locations across England recorded heatwave-like conditions lasting over two weeks. In 1976, there were 16 days in total

• Met Office daily weather: Warnings in force as winter arrives early

  showers piling in on that brisk northerly flow. “Now, the wind will have changed direction ever so slightly and that does mean that we're perhaps going to see a few more showers penetrating a bit further in land across parts of northeast England and with that then snow totals particularly over the North

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  this, at likely more than 1.2°C, but about 0.3°C of this is offset by human aerosol emissions (i.e. air pollution – which acts to cool the climate) and, to a much lesser extent, natural factors. This reinforces the understanding that our total influence on the climate, and our progress against the Paris goals

• How disease dispersion could affect a staple

  major wheat producing countries in Southern/East Africa, the Middle East and Central/South Asia. Nodes represent countries; communities of the same colour indicate regions with high airborne connectivity; the size of nodes indicates node-strength; pie charts show the fraction of out-strength to total

• Met Office daily weather: A showery start but growing brighter later on

  of time. “That being said, we could see some relatively high rainfall totals building up. We're talking 15-20 millimetres perhaps. And whilst this is coming in a relatively short period of time, it is going to be some welcome rain for many places. Lots of gardeners, farmers have been calling out

• An unsettled week ahead, with more weather warnings likely

  rainfall totals to build up across a central swathe of the UK. Strong easterly winds are also likely to bring some very gusty conditions to the west of high ground.   “There is currently some uncertainty in the positioning and timing of this system, but more wind and rain warnings are likely

• Volcanic activity in Iceland

  ), explosive (producing mainly tephra), or mixed. Tephra is a term used to describe the solid fragments of magma ejected explosively from a volcano, and is categorised by size, with fragments less than 2 mm in diameter termed ash. Explosive eruptions may occur if the magma is viscous (has high total