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Saturday will bring a distinctly unsettled start to the weekend, as showers sweep northeast and east across the UK. These showers may be heavy and prolonged at times, with the most widespread wet weather expected early on in northern areas. As the day progresses, showers will become more focused

significant snowfall in places, particularly in the South East of England, by Sunday. Yellow National Severe Weather Warnings have been issued”. Richard Leonard, Highways England Head of Road Safety said:  “Gritters will be out treating our roads around the clock, but it is still important to drive

A weak weather front will push east across most areas today and into tomorrow. This will bring some wetter conditions to parts of Northern Ireland and western Britain, but will quickly weaken as it comes east on Saturday morning. Making plans this weekend? 🚗 Here is the latest forecast 👇

probable and river flooding possible across parts of the East and South East of England from Wednesday afternoon overnight into early tomorrow morning. “Environment Agency teams will be out on the ground, undertaking preparatory operational activity to minimise the impacts of flooding where possible. We

to assess the quality of weather radar network coverage, to inform the network design process. This is currently important as the Met Office seeks to expand the existing network by the addition of a site in East Anglia and faces pressure to move existing radars to alternative locations, usually

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Through Friday high pressure will remain dominant across the UK, bringing another day of settled weather with plenty of warm sunshine across the country. It will be a warmer day than yesterday due to a reduction in cloud cover, especially in the far east and northeast where there will be less

region, the Caribbean and the British Overseas Territories over the next three months. 3-Month Outlook September to November - Temperature Much More Likely Below Normal Near-Normal Above Normal Likely Left: Middle East and North Africa Right: Caribbean region Likely Much More Likely Climate Outlook

the likelihood of heat related impacts. 3-Month Outlook September to November - Temperature Much More Likely Below Normal Near-Normal Above Normal Likely Left: Middle East and North Africa Right: Caribbean region Likely Much More Likely Climate Outlook Global: May to February Overview 3 MENA, Caribbean

). Figure 1. September Arctic sea ice extent during the satellite era, according to the NSIDC Sea Ice Index (Fetterer et al., 2017), with linear trend indicated. September extent was exceptionally lower than average in the Beaufort, Chukchi and East Siberian Seas on the Pacific Ocean side of the Arctic