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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 15 15 Afternoon: Wind Weather Temperature 15 20 Evening: Wind Weather Temperature 18 12

conditions.  Whereas, during a negative NAO phase, winds from the east and north-east are more frequent, bringing with them cold air, while the adjusted position of the jet stream leads to weaker and less frequent storms. As a result, Europe and eastern USA are more likely to experience cold, calm

is particularly striking in this image, as is the very straight cloud edge to the East of Scotland. Polar Orbiting satellites, such as Aqua, provide images with a high level of cloud detail. Credits: NASA (data), Met Office (image). November 2018: Interesting cloud phenomena over South-East Pacific

We received enough rainfall in a single day to fill Loch Ness. The first half of October (1-13th) has been very wet across the UK. Early provisional statistics show England has already received 87% of its monthly average rainfall, with the south east and central southern England having reaching 110% of average by October 13th. Find out more on the Met Office blog and our Past Weather Events page.

to be wetter than normal. Largely in response to El Niño and the positive IOD, itis likely or much more likely to be wetter than normal across a wide region of East Africa, along with some parts of the central African tropics including DRC. It is likely to be drier than normal across South Africa

  Tropical cyclone activity graphs These pages show the numbers of tropical cyclones which have occurred in recent years and observed tracks for the most recent completed season for each region. North-West Pacific North-East Pacific North Atlantic North Indian South-West Indian Australian Whole

#WeatherAware ⚠️ Find the latest info 👉 https://t.co/QwDLMfRBfs pic.twitter.com/Gpv8UZaKKd — Met Office (@metoffice) December 7, 2022 “Yellow National Severe Weather Warnings for ice and snow have been issued for parts of Scotland, Northern Ireland, Wales and the east coast and South West England. Showers

will persist in the far north and east, with patchy outbreaks of rain. The far west and southwest may see heavier rain in places, which will slowly spread east and northeast through the day, fragmenting and becoming more showery as it does so. Winds will be light to moderate, with a small risk of stronger

GMT on 20 November shows storm Angus bringing heavy rain across southern areas and damaging winds to the south coast. The figure below shows maximum gust speeds (Kt) from storm Angus on 19 and 20 November. Gusts along the south coast exceeded 50 Kt (58 mph) and were strongest in the far south-east

and Sunday. Met Office heatwave criteria will be reached over East Anglia and southeast England. “Tomorrow (Friday) is likely to be the hottest day with temperatures of 36 to 37 Celsius in parts of east and southeast England. It’s possible temperatures could reach similar levels on Saturday, before