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Supercomputing leap in weather and climate forecasting
changing climate - improving forecasting of severe weather and impacts today and in the future. This will ensure the UK maintains its global reputation for world-leading scientific and technological research and innovation. It is expected that the investment will result in financial benefits totalling
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Warm May continues the theme of Spring
for the UK, rainfall for the season is still down by around a quarter, with 174.1mm of rain (76% of average). Only northern areas of Scotland and some of Northern Ireland got nearer to their average rainfall totals for the season, with a fairly dry season for almost anywhere else in the UK, although
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Further snow and ice forecast following Storm Goretti
at Lake Vyrnwy in Powys, 7cm at Preston Montford in Shropshire and 7cm at Nottingham. Wider accumulations have been recorded, as well as some higher unofficial totals from non-Met Office observations. Notable snow accumulations continue in Scotland, with 27cm at Altnaharra in Sutherland, 26cm
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Amber and Yellow warnings in force for Storm Amy
cuts and damage to buildings and trees. Elsewhere, gusts of 60-80 mph are expected more widely in the Amber warning areas, and slightly lower figures for those covered by Yellow warnings. “Rainfall is an additional hazard, in particular over western Scotland, where totals could exceed 30-50mm in 6-9
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Wales and Northern Ireland have warmest spring on record
towards the end of May. As a result much of Scotland and northern and western parts of England had quite a dry month, whereas across much of eastern and southeastern England totals were a little above average. For the UK as a whole, 79% of the May average rainfall figure has been recorded so far (55.2
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factsheet_2-thunderstorms_2023.pdf
over 68 mm (2.6 inches) during the day, much of which fell in the space of a couple of hours. Rain-gauge site Sandford Sewage Works, Oxford (Oxfordshire) Sewage Works, Basingstoke (Hampshire) Cargate Reservoir, Aldershot (Hampshire) 24-hour rainfall totals 68.5 mm 68.5 mm 64.2 mm Juniper Hall
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gender-pay-gap-report-2025---website-plain-text-version-.docx
headlines Met Office Employees at the snapshot date (31 March 2025) Employees Total All employees 2456 % Women 40.80% (1002) % Men 59.20% (1454) Pay Quartiles Pay Quartiles Women Men Total Q1 (lowest salary) 43.0% 57.0% 100% Q2 (lower-middle salary) 43.5% 56.5% 100% Q3 (higher- middle salary) 39.6
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factsheet_2-thunderstorms_2023pdf
over 68 mm (2.6 inches) during the day, much of which fell in the space of a couple of hours. Rain-gauge site Sandford Sewage Works, Oxford (Oxfordshire) Sewage Works, Basingstoke (Hampshire) Cargate Reservoir, Aldershot (Hampshire) 24-hour rainfall totals 68.5 mm 68.5 mm 64.2 mm Juniper Hall
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gender-pay-gap-report-2025---website-plain-text-version-docx
headlines Met Office Employees at the snapshot date (31 March 2025) Employees Total All employees 2456 % Women 40.80% (1002) % Men 59.20% (1454) Pay Quartiles Pay Quartiles Women Men Total Q1 (lowest salary) 43.0% 57.0% 100% Q2 (lower-middle salary) 43.5% 56.5% 100% Q3 (higher- middle salary) 39.6
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Microsoft Word - November2022_full_document.docx
% of the long-term average total duration. 1st to 12th Rain for central and northern parts cleared away northwards by early afternoon on the 1st, with some showers developing in the west and south during the afternoon. After a dry start, rain soon spread north-eastwards on the 2nd, becoming widespread