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This forecast was issued on 01 August 2025 and supersedes the pre-season forecast issued in May 2025. Please see the link below for the pre-season forecast. Seasonal North Atlantic tropical storm forecast issued in May 2025 Forecast for the whole 2025 season Issued 01 August 2025  All values given

that are at greatest risk from severe space weather events. Many of these services are ‘free at the point of use’ by Category 1 and 2 responders, as defined in the Civil Contingencies Act 2004. Occasionally, incidents may require the help of other specialised services that need additional funding

that are at greatest risk from severe space weather events. Many of these services are ‘free at the point of use’ by Category 1 and 2 responders, as defined in the Civil Contingencies Act 2004. Occasionally, incidents may require the help of other specialised services that need additional funding

and climate hazards in the 2050s, and how these hazards may interact with dynamic underlying socio-economic vulnerabilities. These interactions are considered in relation to water resources, agriculture and pastoralism, urban environments and infrastructure, coastal regions, human health and mortality

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

is likely in places during the morning, and will be slow to clear, and there may be a touch of frost to start the day. A yellow weather warning is in place for fog across large parts of England as well as Wales. Brighter skies are expected to develop in East Anglia and the southeast during

life, blossoming plants and the gradual return of warmth. Meteorological spring Meteorological seasons offer a simple and consistent way of dividing the year. In the UK, meteorological spring always begins on 1 March and ends on 31 May, with the three‑month season allowing scientists to compare

instrument onboard the European geostationary satellite, Meteosat-10, operated by EUMETSAT. This satellite sits nearly 36,000 km above the Earth and provides imagery of the full Earth disc every 15 minutes. Credits:- Image: Met Office, Data: EUMETSAT May 2016 Flooding in Bangladesh - 26 May 2016

breaking records Author: Press Office 16 June 2023 The global sea surface temperatures for both April and May were the highest on record for those calendar months in a series stretching back to 1850. That is according to the HadSST.4.0.1.0 dataset compiled by the Met Office. With the expected

brighter spells. More rain for the weekend – but not everywhere The weekend begins with another front approaching from the west on Saturday. This narrow band of rain will push eastwards but may struggle to make much progress across the country. The heaviest and most persistent rain will be across