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. Northern England had its fifth wettest autumn. The autumn rainfall total of 403.4mm easily exceeded spring and summer 2025 combined (340.4mm). Rainfall totals exceeded 200% of average in parts of Wales, Northern Ireland and northern England in September, and across a swathe from the East Midlands

of the jet stream. Currently, the jet stream is oriented north-south to the east of the UK, but across the Atlantic it is more east-west. This configuration is significant, as it allows a succession of low-pressure systems to be pushed towards the UK. These systems are responsible for the outbreaks

wettest October on record. Northern Ireland had its fifth wettest October on record with 191.8mm being 68% more than its average. England had its eighth wettest on record with 147.2mm of rain, which is 63% more than average. In addition to some counties in the east of Scotland; Staffordshire

Festival of Flight Air Show - London Crimson Darts Weather Brief Forecaster: Saturday Summary: A band of rain moves South East across the UK. London will see thickening cloud and increasing wind throughout the day before rain arrives in the early evening. Morning: Wind Weather Temperature Afternoon: Wind Weather Temperature Evening: Wind Weather Temperature

parts of maritime Southeast Asia were wet or very wet between February and April, while conditions were more mixed over the rest of South and East Asia. Central Asia climatologically has a peak in precipitation during March. Here conditions were mixed, with northern Afghanistan wet or very wet during

than normal across MENA, the Caribbean and British Overseas Territories. 3-Month Outlook April to June - Temperature Much More Likely Below Normal Near-Normal Above Normal Likely Left: Middle East and North Africa Right: Caribbean region Likely Much More Likely Climate Outlook Global: December

. The impacts of La Niña are expected to be far reaching and the latest output from long-range prediction models are consistent in replicating the La Niña state and some of its favoured impacts. With a couple of notable exceptions (e.g. East Africa) La Niña, very broadly speaking, tends to increase

in favouring above normal rainfall in parts of East Africa. However, these positive sea surface temperature anomalies are unlikely to be sustained and IOD events typically don’t form at this time of year. Much More Likely Below Normal Near-Normal Above Normal Likely Likely Much More Likely Climate Outlook

observed at times across parts of the Indian sub-continent, some regions of China and northern parts of Indonesia. Elsewhere, rainfall was mostly near normal. Outlook: Both the South and East Asian monsoons are more likely to be active than not as they retreat south over the coming season

. Indian Ocean Diploe (IOD) – The Indian Ocean Dipole (IOD) is currently in its negative phase – warm sea surface temperature anomalies in the east of the basin and cool anomalies in the west. A negative IOD increases in the likelihood of drier than normal conditions across East Africa, with a poor