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• What is ‘feels like’ temperature?

  are, what we do and organisational news. Who we are Who we are Our people Our values Our history Accuracy Innovation Impact How we are run How we are run The Met Office Board Our governance structure Public Weather Service Our Chief Executive The Executive Team Non-Executive Directors News & media

• HadUK-Grid Frequently Asked Questions

  are the monthly temperature (rainfall) grids not equal to the average (sum) of the corresponding daily grids? Why are the daily temperature maxima and minima for different 24-hour periods? The Met Office uses two types of sunshine recorder. How does this affect the sunshine grids? How are the monthly wind

• Twelve steps to safer driving this winter

  at the Met Office to ensure we have accurate real-time weather information over the winter months. From gritting teams to our dedicated traffic officer patrol service, we will be doing all in our power to clear incidents and keep people moving this Christmas. We’re also keeping 99 per cent of the road

• using-hazard-managerpdf

  just set up. Fig 4: Hazard Manager log-in screen On your first log-in you will be asked to set your Cookie preferences. If you wish to change these at any time you can do so by clicking on the Cookie Preferences option in the account menu as shown in Fig. 23 3 2 Providing feedback If you would like

• using-hazard-manager.pdf

  just set up. Fig 4: Hazard Manager log-in screen On your first log-in you will be asked to set your Cookie preferences. If you wish to change these at any time you can do so by clicking on the Cookie Preferences option in the account menu as shown in Fig. 23 3 2 Providing feedback If you would like

• met-office_classroom-presentation_weatherheroes_secondary_final.pdf

  -world campaign that successfully managed to reach people who don’t normally use digital. How did they do it? Alex Find some examples of weather reports for hazardous weather. Can you find one that is done really well and one that is done badly? What was good or bad about them? How could they have been

• Fire Severity Index (FSI) – Understanding Wildfire Conditions in the UK

  as necessary. It’s important to note that the FSI does not predict when or where wildfires will start. Instead, it analyses up-to-date weather data—such as rainfall, drought, wind speed, temperature, and humidity—to determine how these factors could affect fire behaviour. Humidity is especially

• Met office daily weather: Rainy and warm

  11:00 am on Tuesday, with the potential for 30–60 mm of rain and up to 80 mm in some areas. This follows an already wet period, increasing the risk of flooding and transport disruption. Overnight temperatures will remain high, with some places in England and Wales not falling below 14°C. What does

• Will UK thunderstorms become more extreme as our climate changes?

  causes thunder and lightning, how climate change may influence future storms in the UK, and what you can do to stay safe when they occur. What are thunderstorms? Thunderstorms form when warm, moist air rises rapidly into cooler air above, creating instability in the atmosphere. This process leads

• Met Office daily weather: Largely dry start to the week

  the afternoon, but these will be fairly light and fairly well scattered. And there should be a bit more in the way of sunshine between those showers, particularly compared to what we saw on Sunday. “The sun's still strong at this time of year. This is where we do see that sunshine, it will be feeling