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approaches A manual, policy brief, academic paper, posters and webinars were delivered to provide practical guidance on co-production approaches. The first version of the coproduction manual and a digi-book were successfully completed in September 2019 and included 4 extra case studies, in addition

are not expected to be exceptional, some areas, particularly those that have already seen significant rainfall this month, may be sensitive to further impacts. It’s a good idea to stay up to date with the latest warnings and advisories. Early next week: a brief settled spell for some Looking beyond the weekend

and gloom. The weak front approaching northern and western Scotland may bring some light, patchy rain to the Western Isles and briefly across parts of Northern Ireland, but amounts of rainfall will be small. For England and Wales, Sunday offers the best chance of drier weather. A good portion of southern

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

of January was distinctly colder than average, with some severe frosts in the north, and only brief milder spells which were most marked in the south; monthly-mean temperatures were 1.5 °C below average, making it the coldest January since 2010. The first half of February saw some severe frosts

, but minimum temperatures were near or slightly below average; the UK monthly mean temperature was 0.1 °C above the long-term average. Temperatures were close to average for most of March but with brief warmer spells. Most of April was warmer than average, especially regarding daytime temperatures

pic.twitter.com/TGxGIJeZWG — Met Office (@metoffice) June 21, 2024 Dan Rudman is a Met Office Deputy Chief Meteorologist. He said: “After a brief, less settled interlude today and tomorrow, fine conditions will return by Sunday and into the beginning of next week. For much of the UK this will be accompanied

and a little clearer on Wednesday night as a brief ridge of high pressure moves up, but only ahead of the next system. There’s rain arriving from the Atlantic with strengthening winds as we go into Thursday.”