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As part of the joint initiative between British and Irish meteorological services to name storms, Met Éireann has officially named Storm Ewan as this season's fifth named storm. Strong winds are forecast to impact southern areas of Ireland on Sunday 26 February. Although Sunday will be a windy day

. Without rainfall to wash pollen out of the air, levels can steadily build from day to day, which is what many people are experiencing now. Pollen levels are currently at their highest this week and are expected to remain high, or even very high, through to Friday. Falling temperatures

in the products cross-city, which is inherently fast-changing and uncertain. Nowcasts were sent every two hours during the day. At Chinika Secondary School, the community engagement team met with senior geography learners and their teacher. The team met these learners on a previous visit in August 2024

persistent across western and northwestern Scotland, particularly over windward hills and mountains. Coastal gales are likely along the west coast of Scotland, where a National Severe Weather Warning is in force. As the day progresses, this cloud and rain will gradually extend into parts of northwest Wales

A fresher start to the day on Thursday but largely dry and settled for most

Thursday will bring largely settled conditions across the UK, with high pressure continuing to exert its influence. Most areas will remain dry, with the best of the sunshine expected in western regions. Elsewhere, cloud cover will gradually break up through the day, allowing sunny intervals

later in the day. Temperatures will be close to average for the time of year, with many locations feeling more pleasant in the lighter winds. The exception will be along the south coast, where a sea breeze may keep temperatures a few degrees lower than Tuesday. During Wednesday evening, rain

& 2021 data was impacted by covid due to limited opportunity to carry out surveying and have not been included here. The graph to the right shows the average number of butterflies and day-flying moths counted on a survey each month. Every year there has been a peak abundance in July and the record number

of 70-80 mph gusts, possibly 85 mph in the most exposed locations, are likely to affect parts of the Hebrides and western Highland coast late evening and through the early hours of Monday morning. Elsewhere, Sunday will be a widely windy day before conditions ease through Monday morning. It’ll

is likely quite widely, possibly higher across the Antrim hills.” Easter weather forecast The unsettled weather will continue on Good Friday, with low pressure continuing to feed showers and longer spells of rain across the UK, although drier spells will develop later in the day from the east. Saturday sees

Friday will begin dry and fine for many areas, with long spells of sunshine. However, the sunshine will become increasingly hazy as the day progresses. Eastern and southeastern England may see more cloud, with some showers likely during the morning, but these will fade into the afternoon, allowing