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• Met Office daily weather: Thunderstorms and staying warm

  they will begin to die out as we head into the evening and overnight period. And the second half of the night is looking largely dry for the vast majority of us. “There'll be some mist developing once again. Some cloud lingering across the far north of Scotland and low cloud again just pushing into eastern

• Cold snap marks the end of a mild, wet Autumn

  , was an exceptionally powerful storm – comparable in severity with the ‘Great Storm’ of 16 October 1987 – but with the strongest winds further south across the Channel Islands and Northern France. Met Office senior scientist Mike Kendon said: “Once again, the autumn has demonstrated the huge variability in our

• Supercomputing leap in weather and climate forecasting

  .” Once up and running in Summer 2022, the new supercomputer will help ensure government, industry and communities are better prepared for severe weather and our changing climate through: More detailed models combined with an increased number of model scenarios and growing amounts of environmental

• wiser-rwanda-blog-branded.pdf

  intervals. The main weather information provider in the country, Meteo Rwanda, partnered with a private phone company to transmit forecasts to farmers at least once a day. Iteganyagihe Ryacu (IR) aimed to build on this and other projects to ensure that farmers were always able to receive timely

• Cool, wet May brings a Spring of marked contrasts

  , 2020, was the UK’s sunniest calendar month on record.  “It’s also important to note the unusually stormy conditions seen at times, with intense low pressure on 20 May giving strong winds, especially in exposed coastal areas of Wales and southwest England. Spring 2021 has once again emphasised

• Storm Goretti to bring very strong winds, heavy snowfall and rain

  and ice. Thursday and Friday will be more settled days across Scotland, Northern Ireland and the far north of England with some coastal wintry showers but brighter and drier conditions inland. Temperatures fell to -14.7°C at Tomintoul, Banffshire, overnight last night. Temperatures will once again

• Amber extreme heat warning updated with heatwave forecast for many

  the highest temperatures will continue due to increasing cloud and thunderstorm risk, the detail of which will become clearer as we get closer to the time. It is expected further warnings will be issued once this confidence increases. Further to the northwest conditions will be cooler and cloudier

• HMS Belfast to open new D-Day display in collaboration with new film PRESSURE

  a once-in-a-generation storm hit the Normandy coastline. IWM’s Head of Public History, Dr James Bulgin, commented: “It’s always fascinated me that even in a period of history as familiar as D-Day, there are pivotal details that remain little known. Stagg, and the forecasters he worked alongside

• metoffice_peopleinweatherandclimate_firstexplorations_22-04_exploring-jobs-at-the-met-office-.pdf

  First explorations Exploring jobs at the Met Office 1 2 3 Tell the group that they are going to look at a cartoon about people working for the Met Office, working together to solve a problem. They will get to know more about those roles and what people like about them Once they have all reviewed

• wiser0275_highway_seb_report_summary.pdf

  storm build above Lake Victoria. Inside photographs. Robert Powell. Citation. Watkiss, P., Powell, R. and Hunt, A. (2020). Socio-Economic Benefits of the HIGHWAY project. Policy brief. Published July 2020. The HIGHWAY project is funded by WISER (Weather and Climate Information SERvices for Africa