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to interpret the numbers. For the period before March 1872 there are no charts and you will only be able to see data. The summaries were generally produced ahead of any quality control (QC) input and therefore the data values you see may differ from values quoted later on in other publications or databases

, and during flash flooding in Cumbria in May 2024. What will the test look like On Sunday 7 September at around 3pm, mobile phones and tablets on 4G and 5G networks across the UK will vibrate and make a loud siren-like noise for roughly ten seconds, even if set to silent mode. A message will appear

With this year's event taking place on Sunday, April 27, the forecast indicates that the northwest will experience heavy rain at times, while other areas will remain dry with clear or sunny spells. Early morning mist and fog patches may also be present, but these are expected to clear up as the day

uncomfortable and pose a significant risk to health. This is because their bodies may struggle to adapt to working harder, as all our bodies do when the weather gets this hot, and they can become ill. “It’s vitally important that we keep an eye on friends, family and neighbours who may be at risk

and atmospheric concentrations, and the potential feedbacks in the climate system which may affect future concentrations of atmospheric methane. She is also interested in modelling and understanding the role of short-lived atmospheric trace gases, such as ozone and methane, in climate change. A key

55mph, which may impact the English Channel too.”  Rain or showers will continue in the south on Saturday, sunny spells, and heavy, blustery showers elsewhere. Sunday is looking a little more settled before further unsettled conditions arrive in the northwest from Monday onwards.  Keep up to date

will be high for many areas over the long weekend, so remember to take care in the sun. Professor John O’Hagan, of Public Health England said: “UV levels over the next few days and the bank holiday may be higher than usual for this time of year. Because you cannot feel or see UV there’s a risk people

in particular sees longer spells of sun temperatures may climb to 20C in places.   If you haven't already heard, it's warming up in the run up to #Easter, but just how high will #temperatures climb? 📈 Find out in our updated weather for the week ahead 👇 pic.twitter.com/E1fHeVd6pP — Met Office

temperatures compared to St. Mawgan. 35 30 25 20 Degrees Celcius 15 10 5 0 -5 -10 -15 -20 Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec St. Mawgan max St. Mawgan extreme min Yeovilton max Yeovilton extreme min St. Mawgan min St. Mawgan extreme max Yeovilton min Yeovilton extreme max Figure 6. Mean

. These show that, although the summer months are usually free of air frost, ground frost may occur at any time of the year, especially at sites in valleys. Sunshine The number of hours of bright sunshine is controlled by the length of day and by cloudiness. The day is shortest in December and longest in June