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• Corporate Partnerships

  been conducted to inform the project, with the following objectives • To understand how target audiences are accessing and using climate and weather information, and any barriers they face • To understand the priorities and needs of target audiences when it comes to climate and weather information

• Building resilience: climate solutions for a changing world

  , equitable, and prosperous world for generations to come. More by Press Office Connecting climate science to local adaptation action November 2025 weather stats: A regional breakdown Weekend weather forecast: Turning unsettled with wind, rain, and a wintry chill Met Office 10-day trend: Unsettled

• When does Autumn start? Defining seasons

  happening in nature, which is after all how most of us understand the notion of seasons. So comes the third method, which is based on phenology – the process of noting the signs of change in plant and animal behaviour. In this distinction, Autumn may be deemed to have arrived at the first tinting

• wiser-sahel-faqs.pdf

  Africa ambitions. To get in touch, please email wiser@metoffice.gov.uk or reach out to your known point of contact. Q: What is the timeline? When will projects kick off? When will calls for proposals come out? A: For East and Southern Africa, Calls have already closed. A: Call for Proposals

• Which weather drivers will affect the outlook for March?

  to feed colder air into at least the northern and eastern half of the UK bringing wintry showers. “The extended outlook shows the possibility for a series of areas of low pressure to come across the Atlantic, and these bring the potential for some more widespread snowfall as they encounter the cold air

• How do autonomous vehicles react to the weather?

  that these testbed results make a positive difference to the AV industry and public safety.”  The discussion paper comes as the Automated Vehicles Act became law this week and paved the way for self-driving vehicles to be possibly on the UK’s roads as soon as 2026. Lidar imagery of the team working

• Met Office and Deaf Academy link up for training

  understanding of their needs and preferences when it comes to information about weather and climate.  Mark Stocks, the Academy’s partnership and community manager said: “Sometimes people don’t communicate with a deaf person, as they are afraid of getting that communication wrong. So through these sessions, we

• The Met Office forecast: striving for greater workplace inclusivity and diversity

  this will continue to inspire women and non-binary people to come and work here. We strive for an ever more inclusive and diverse workplace and have many active staff networks committed to achieving this. By having mixed teams, with different backgrounds, our diversity of thought helps us better achieve our aim

• Researchers point the way to managing climate change risks

  Centre for Atmospheric Science (NCAS). He said: “As the Covid pandemic has reminded us, the greatest risks sometimes come from hazards that are not the most likely. We mustn’t be complacent about the low-likelihood aspect of higher-than-expected levels of climate change, ice sheet collapse

• NASA Space Apps Challenge is coming to Exeter

  , phone apps, movies and even a song! I can’t wait to see what this year’s participants will come up with!”  JCEEI Co-Director Prof Hywel Williams from the University of Exeter said: “The Space Apps Challenge will allow teams to explore some fascinating topics and will be great fun for everyone