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on Saturday across much of England.   An Amber severe weather warning has been issued from 04:00 until 11:00 on Saturday covering southeastern parts of England. The warning area includes London which is particularly susceptible to surface water issues during thunderstorms due to the high proportion

is climatologically average, and it was also stronger than average across western Europe. The positioning and intensity of the jet stream not only led to the contrast in weather across the UK, but also the severe weather seen in France. Heavy rain in Paris has led to flood levels in the capital city rising

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. Lows reaching around 12 to 13°C across many towns and cities. And Wednesday itself is set to be a bit more of a cloudier day. “Still a risk of showers even across eastern areas where we've seen more sunshine over the last couple of days. And then once again, more areas of persistent rain pushing

, Lanarkshire, Fife and the City of Edinburgh) have provisionally had their wettest spring on record. The season has been dull overall with 75-95% of average sunshine seen across most of the country, the only bright spot being north-west Scotland during March which had above average sunshine totals

and the larger towns and cities of the southeast. The continued cold air from the previous 12 hours will make it feel even cooler, so wrapping up warm is advised. As night falls, clear spells will persist for many, with showers in the east gradually dying out. After midnight, cloud will increase

, Lanarkshire, Fife and the City of Edinburgh) have provisionally had their wettest spring on record. The season has been dull overall with 75-95% of average sunshine seen across most of the country, the only bright spot being north-west Scotland during March which had above average sunshine totals

towards Wednesday morning. A slightly milder night. Lows reaching around 12 to 13°C across many towns and cities. And Wednesday itself is set to be a bit more of a cloudier day. “Still a risk of showers even across eastern areas where we've seen more sunshine over the last couple of days. And then once

of mouth to neighbours, not all of whom have access to cellphones to receive the information directly themselves. WISER EWSA will hold another testbed in the 2024-25 rainy season, and preparations are already underway to expand the successes of the first one.  In particular this will involve expanding the number of community representatives in cities who are working at the frontline of climate action. 

than one change scenario should be considered. • Experts consider where detailed geographical features, such as mountains, coastlines and cities, might not be well represented due to the resolution of the climate data. • Annual cycles show how temperature and rainfall vary throughout the year and from