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• mwr_2024_08_for_print.pdf

  August 2024 Monthly Weather Report This document provides a summary of the UK’s weather and climate statistics for August 2024. Table of Contents 1. UK overview 2. Weather impacts 3. Monthly extremes 4. Monthly maps 5. Monthly climate statistics 6. Monthly time-series 7. Daily time-series 8. Daily

• Microsoft Word - mwr_2023_07_for_print.docx

  July 2023 Monthly Weather Report This document provides a summary of the UK’s weather and climate statistics for July 2023. Table of Contents 1. UK overview 2. Weather impacts 3. Monthly extremes 4. Monthly maps 5. Monthly climate statistics 6. Monthly time-series 7. Daily time-series 8. Daily

• Microsoft Word - mwr_2023_12_for_print.docx

  December 2023 Monthly Weather Report This document provides a summary of the UK’s weather and climate statistics for December 2023. Table of Contents 1. UK overview 2. Weather impacts 3. Monthly extremes 4. Monthly maps 5. Monthly climate statistics 6. Monthly time-series 7. Daily time-series 8

• mwr_2025_09_for_print.pdf

  September 2025 Monthly Weather Report This document provides a summary of the UK’s weather and climate statistics for September 2025. Table of Contents 1. UK overview 2. Weather impacts 3. Monthly extremes 4. Monthly maps 5. Monthly climate statistics 6. Monthly time-series 7. Daily time-series 8

• mwr_2025_09_for_printpdf

  September 2025 Monthly Weather Report This document provides a summary of the UK’s weather and climate statistics for September 2025. Table of Contents 1. UK overview 2. Weather impacts 3. Monthly extremes 4. Monthly maps 5. Monthly climate statistics 6. Monthly time-series 7. Daily time-series 8

• Briefing on Arctic and Antarctic sea ice - June 2023

  Summary Arctic sea ice extent is below average for the time of year, but well above record low levels following near-average ice loss during May. Areas of below average extent are mainly to be found along the Atlantic sea ice edge Winter 2022-23 in the Arctic was mild, but not exceptionally so

• What can the world expect from the developing El Niño?

  between El Niño and a colder than average end to winter in northwest Europe. Global temperature The last major El Niño spanned 2015 and 2016, and the second year of the event remains the hottest year on record. Jeff Knight is the Met Office’s manager of Climate Variability Modelling. He said

• Mauna Loa carbon dioxide forecast for 2020

  to emissions from fossil fuel burning, land use change and cement production, with this year's annual rise being relatively large and similar to last year's due to a continuation of the temporary weakening of the land carbon sink caused by climate variability. This accelerates this year's annual CO2

• April showers in shorter supply, but sunshine plentiful for many

  The UK saw its seventh warmest April on record and its fourth sunniest.  April saw an unsettled start, with a mixture of spring showers, colder spells and brief warmer interludes. The first week of the month also saw Storm Dave, the fourth named storm of the season, bringing very strong winds, snow

• Has it been an unusually cold start to March?

  -versa. Indeed, statistically it is marginally more likely to snow in March than it is in December in the UK. Comparisons of temperature You don’t have to look back too far in the observational record to find a similar start to March, as Dr Mark McCarthy from the Met Office National Climate Information