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at local scale. IMPALA is feeding this modelling and new understanding into regional projects across Africa to aid planning, including resilience to extreme events in African cities, water resources in East Africa and changes in the West Africa monsoon. In all these areas, the Met Office is applying

broader audience, which significantly extends its value and benefits.” The Local Authority Climate Service has been developed with input from future users to ensure it provides the tools and data required. Cllr Shanika Mahendran, Cabinet Member for Sustainability at Milton Keynes City Council  said

quite cool where we've got the clearer skies over central and eastern England, down to single digits in towns and cities, a bit lower in rural spots. But over some hills in the west and to the lee of those hills, so in parts of north and northwest Wales in particular, temperatures could really hold up

of cloud associated with this too, but staying a little drier with some clear spells across the southeast. Read more on Apple News: What are the top 10 highest temperatures recorded in July?  “However, in the towns and cities, generally still staying quite mild overnight, holding up well into the double

accommodation, events and attractions right here on our doorstep whether enjoying a trip to the seaside, countryside or on a city break. “There are so many amazing year-round activities and experiences for visitors to enjoy whatever the weather, right across the country.” It looks like the good

planning, including resilience to extreme events in African cities, water resources in East Africa and changes in the West Africa monsoon. In all these areas, the Met Office is applying its science to aid solutions on the ground. Weather & Climate Information Services for Africa (WISER) The Met

could be severe, with the potential for large hail, frequent lightning, and strong gusty winds. Eastern and southeastern regions are likely to remain dry for much of the day, with prolonged spells of sunshine and hot conditions. Temperatures here could reach highs of 32°C, and if sunshine persists

It’s been a long hot summer for many in the UK this year, but where does 2018 stand in comparison to previous record summers?

It already looks certain this summer – June, July and August - is going to be one of the warmest on record for the UK, after prolonged periods of hot weather. The latest mid-month statistics for August suggest the race for the very top spot in terms of temperature is still wide open. After

September’s hot weather will continue into the weekend for much of the UK, though there’s an increasing chance of thunderstorms for some.

of temperatures above 30°C in September for the first time, with that record likely to continue on Saturday and Sunday.   Is the #hot weather going to continue throughout the weekend? 🌡️☀️🧐 Find out all the answers here 👇 pic.twitter.com/zvksNouDVv — Met Office (@metoffice) September 8, 2023 However

saturated – at which point the wet bulb temperature is then equal to the dry bulb temperature. Stealth heat events The data has also uncovered new ways of examining different types of heat event, for example ‘hot and dry’, ‘hot and humid’ or ‘warm and humid’. Each of these types of extreme heat have