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of my job is to prepare graphics and brief the weather presenters. A storm has been predicted. The presenter will only have 1 minute and 40 seconds to deliver the report. Can you help me prepare a concise but accurate briefing for them? Find out more: www.metoffice.gov.uk/aboutus/careers/working-here

picture of precipitation Now, taking advantage of the UK’s upgraded radar network, we can send two radar beams at once using a technology known as dual-polarisation. One beam travels horizontally and another travels vertically through the atmosphere so we can visualise objects in three dimensions

, but warm or very warm elsewhere, and hot once again in the southeast. READ MORE: What is humidity and how does it affect human health? The hottest day of the current spell is expected on Monday, with temperatures widely exceeding 30°C in central and eastern England, possibly reaching 35°C in London

onto model levels for nudging (could be better if ML predicted our model level values) What we’ve done • As with everything ML, once you start doing something new, someone else comes along having already done it! • Environment Canada (Hussain et al) – nudge their model (GEM) with GraphCast • ECMWF

of the sunshine once more towards the west. READ MORE: Week ahead forecast: Arctic chill brings wintry hazards “We do currently have lots of snow and ice warnings out at the moment. They are constantly being updated and tweaked, but I wanted to focus on the amber warning. Over the North York Moors

in the west. The northeast of Scotland will turn chilly once again, with temperatures dipping into low single figures and a risk of localised rural air frost. Elsewhere, it will be a milder night. It's warming up for the bank holiday weekend* 🌡️ More sunshine, along with winds from continental Europe

and, once available, the more frequent and more detailed satellite data will be assimilated into calculations run on our new supercomputer, providing an extra layer of data to Met Office forecasts to further improve accuracy. “The MTG mission is a hugely important project, not just for us at the Met

was really important because we could check whether people had received a forecast, and what they were doing with it.” Broadcasting a forecast on radio just can’t give that full picture, as you have no real way of knowing who is listening and what they are doing with the information once they receive

bricks! Think about using a different coloured brick or object for the spaces in the letters/words you decide to make. 03 Once you have completed this task, have a go at making a secret message to one of your family or friends for them to decode! If you’d like to find out more about our

assessment, the system design would also be subject to scrutiny by the Office for Nuclear Regulation (ONR) as part of the permissioning process. For this safety case, there was need for robust evidence that the system could withstand once-in-10,000-year climate extremes. How we help The Met Office