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• chn24_1.15_wcssp_expression-of-interest.pdf

  : @MetOfficeww Background to CSSP China: Climate science is a complex and ever-evolving field that affects every aspect of our lives. From extreme weather events to rising sea levels, the impact of climate change is undeniable. But with challenge comes opportunity, and we believe that by working together

• How long will the cold last?

  of colder than average conditions compared to normal as we head through the rest of this winter with an increasing risk of cold weather impacts such as snow and ice.   It is important to remember that the science of longer-range and seasonal outlooks is at the cutting edge of meteorology and comes

• typhoon_haiyan_yolanda_in_the_philippines_summary_for_policymakerspdf

  a series of tide gauges around the Philippines as well as satellite-based radar altimeters. Future climate projections come primarily from global climate model (GCM) simulations. More local scale projections are produced using regional climate models (RCMs), which better represent local scale

• Deep dive: Wildfires, heatwaves and the UK’s continuing dry spell

  Scotland could see significant rainfall over the coming days. Forecast models indicate that some areas of northeastern Scotland may receive between 40 and 50 mm of rain within a six- to twelve-hour period. The greatest risk appears to come during Thursday afternoon and evening. The atmosphere is also

• Climate Data Challenge – working in partnership for innovation

  tackling the problem and trying to imagine inventive solutions.” More to come… Over the next few months, Met Office Academic Partners will also be hosting a series of hackathons. Follow #ClimateDataChallenge to find out more. More by Press Office Connecting climate science to local adaptation action

• Fool’s spring: why warm spells can be misleading

  shift. Spring is one of the most variable times of year, with competing air masses frequently influencing the UK’s weather. Why spring weather is so changeable The changeability of spring comes down to its position between two very different seasons.  At this time of year, the UK often sits between

• Providing an evidence base on climate risk

  by policymakers, practitioners, researchers and industry to inform adaptation planning and investment decisions for years to come. The benefits of the report will continue to accrue as its evidence is applied and its methods inform future climate risk and adaptation work. "Global warming has accelerated since

• How the Met Office uses radar to deliver accurate weather observations and forecasts

  , ensuring that the data remains reliable and relevant. READ MORE: Rain or showers? What's the difference? In addition to supporting daily forecasts, radar plays a key role when it comes to issuing severe weather warnings. By detecting the onset and progression of heavy rainfall or storms, the Met

• September weather extremes: From late-summer heat to early frost

  to early frost Author: Met Office Wed 9 Sep 2026 September marks the beginning of meteorological autumn, but the UK’s weather during the month can retain the warmth of summer or offer an early indication of colder conditions to come. Historical observations show an exceptional range of September weather

• benni-buchenau-mike-bell-john-edwards--to-what-extent-can-bjerknes-compensation-explain-a-weak-amoc-in-gc5-lfricpdf

  and Δq is the surface gradient in specific humidity. This means that changes in latent heat flux over the ocean can come from three places: Different screen-level humidity (given equal SSTs), different near-surface wind speed, or different surface stability (feeding into the stability function