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• NCIC Monthly Summary

  of highlights March began mostly settled, but rather cold. From the 9th onwards it turned rather milder but also unsettled and windy. The second half of the month was mostly settled, although with periods of rain from 23rd to 28th which became heaviest in the north-west, while the month ended very warm

• PowerPoint Presentation

  for tropical regions. With a couple of notable exceptions (e.g. East Africa) La Niña, very broadly speaking, tends to increase the likelihood of wetter than normal conditions across many land areas of the tropics. More information on typical impacts can be found here https://www.metoffice.gov.uk/research

• Snow moving in for many – February 2021

  the next week, with very cold air in place over the whole of the UK by Sunday. “Showers will see snow accumulating across eastern areas. Within the Amber warning area, more widespread snow is expected and we could see 5-10 cm of snow quite widely, with a chance that a few places could see 20 cm or more

• An early look at the winter statistics: just how wet has it been?

  Ireland and southern England, and by early February, some areas had already exceeded their average monthly totals. Although the past week has been more settled, it looks like this winter will close a very wet one for parts of southern England, remembered for its relentless rain as much as its

• Impactful snow for many

  for the coming week. Upland areas, especially in the mountains, can see conditions change very rapidly and they may be markedly different from surrounding lowland areas.” Stay up to date with the Met Office forecast on social media, through our weather warnings and by checking our mountain area forecasts, which

• Microsoft Word - 2023_12_storm_gerrit.docx

  . There was heavy snow across parts of Highland Scotland and a mini-tornado in Greater Manchester. This storm contributed to the generally prolonged, very wet and unsettled spell of weather lasting through much of December. Weather impacts Storm Gerrit caused severe travel disruption to the rail

• Warm for many with a change on the way

  pressure will be firmly in charge from the start of next week, bringing widely wet and unsettled conditions. Things will also turn cooler through Monday, with temperatures nearer average for much of next week.  Aurora sightings  Geomagnetic activity on Friday night was very strong, the highest

• Impactful snow and cold this week

  with snow, ice and gusty winds all featuring prominently in the forecast for the coming week. Upland areas, especially in the mountains, can see conditions change very rapidly and they may be markedly different from surrounding lowland areas.” Stay up to date with the Met Office forecast on social

• Amber warnings issued for snow and ice

  possible over high ground and 4-8cm of snow quite widely away from immediate coasts. High winds will represent an additional hazard for those with heavy snow, with significantly deeper snowdrifts possible and very poor travel conditions. Within the wider yellow warning areas through Thursday and Friday

• Extreme heat warning issued

  , Jeremy Phillips said: “It is always very important to plan ahead for your journey and this advice remains the same during periods of hot weather. When hot weather is forecast, please remember to take plenty of drinking water with you – enough for you and your passengers. You can visit our website to find