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  impacted by rising sea temperatures. Power, roads and other infrastructure come under stress from extreme heat events, with knock-on economic consequences. To find out more and access the full report visit https://www.metoffice.gov.uk/services/government/international-development/mena-climate-risk-report

• Where in the UK will you have the best chance of seeing this week's eclipse

  the event comes to an end for all UK viewers by 8.10pm. READ MORE: Week ahead: Dry, sunny and increasingly hot weather A rare and fascinating sight During a partial solar eclipse, the Moon passes between the Earth and the Sun, obscuring part of the Sun from view. The amount of coverage will vary across

• Understanding weather and climate extremes

  of unprecedented extremes, Paul Davies’ team is helping to bring together information that will assist all parts of society in preparing for and adapting to extreme weather. We know that extreme weather due to our changing climate is already happening and will continue to happen in the years to come, so building

• Weather trends: blocking highs and the amplified jet stream

  dominating our weather for the last few months. Occasionally, the high pressure has drifted towards Europe, allowing some weather systems to come through, but it has quickly rebuilt, maintaining the dry and settled conditions. READ MORE: Learn about blocking patterns How are these conditions

• Gardening in May: Five tips from the Met Office

  no better time to step outside and get stuck in. At the Met Office, we’re here to help you make the most of the weather and your garden. Is May a good time for gardening? May marks the final chapter of meteorological spring and hints at the summer to come. Daylight hours are on the up, rising from

• Counting on technology in a changing world

  of ever-increasing weather extremes and growing climate change impacts, we believe the most promising developments will come from fusing the benefits of all these technologies rather than simply relying on one or the other.” More by Press Office Connecting climate science to local adaptation action

• Met Office Deep Dive: Thundery showers and jet stream shifts

  are likely to stay drier for longer. READ MORE: What are weather fronts? Looking further ahead There is a low chance of more stormy weather developing early next week. This would require a specific set of ingredients to come together, including a low-pressure system off the eastern US or Canada

• How weather and climate change are shaping the future of UK sport

  concerns for the safety of those taking part as well as event logistics. One example of how this may change the way we experience events such as the London Marathon could be a reduction in the number of people taking part in fancy dress. With higher temperatures will no doubt come increased concerns

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  Drone Comparison with CHILL and SPLASH Results yet to come 45 ◦ tilted horn antenna Determination of differential phase on transmission for PX-1000 Power sensor and horn antenna on drone Similar principle as the tilted power sensor Multi-path mitigation 3 / 17 Target simulator Experiments SPLASH CHILL

• May 2026 weather stats: A breakdown by county

  left to see different temperature stats or hold control and scroll or zoom in to view rainfall data. Where does the monthly data come from? The Met Office’s monthly climate statistics use HadUK‑Grid data to work out county, regional and UK‑wide averages. The dataset takes weather observations from