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of the day on 29 June 2023. An active cold front had moved southeastwards overnight, bringing spells of heavy rain to many southern and eastern parts of England. Once the front had passed through, most UK areas experienced cooler, clearer conditions, and the widespread areas of shallow cumulus clouds

with the relevant Information Asset Owners to undertake an assessment of the data against the Open Data criteria. Once the assessment is complete a recommendation is submitted to the Met Office Internal Governance Group for agreement.  Data that is not 'Open'  Data that does not fall under the criteria set out

2024 and will run until April 2025. Still requiring an intensive two-week period where nowcasts are issued more than once during the day instead of only when severe weather hits, the team again gathered in Zambia during January/February 2025. This event was intended to take place in Mozambique

year, assuming RCP2.6 means they would be approximately once every 3 years. Beyond that the chance of summers this hot is strongly governed by emission pathway – increasing significantly under RCP8.5 but levelling off under RCP2.6. These results are in line with existing attribution studies showing

/guide/weather/ warnings The warnings are formulated through 1) an assessment of the potential impacts of a severe weather event, and 2) the likelihood of those impacts occurring. Once the level of impact and the likelihood of occurrence have been determined, the warning is assigned a colour (yellow

The warnings are formulated through 1) an assessment of the potential impacts of a severe weather event, and 2) the likelihood of those impacts occurring. Once the level of impact and the likelihood of occurrence have been determined, the warning is assigned a colour (yellow, amber or red

The warnings are formulated through 1) an assessment of the potential impacts of a severe weather event, and 2) the likelihood of those impacts occurring. Once the level of impact and the likelihood of occurrence have been determined, the warning is assigned a colour (yellow, amber or red

used to describe the weather in SMS forecasts A brief explanation of how the weekly and seasonal forecasts are structured. The SMS forecasts will only make full sense to individuals who have access to an explanation sheet or who have been trained to interpret correctly the standard abbreviations

contact for tens of minutes. Navigation: Degradation of lowfrequency navigation signals for tens of minutes. HF Radio: Weak or minor degradation of HF radio communication on sunlit side, occasional loss of radio contact. Navigation: Low-frequency navigation signals degraded for brief intervals. GOES X

Office have an overall target of 72% of warnings should provide good or excellent guidance and if the number of poor guidance issued hits 20% of warnings issued an improvement plan must be instigated. The group discussed the events. On Coverack, LW spoke about her experience in the de-brief after