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• Blood moon: Will clouds spoil Friday’s lunar eclipse?

  . Elsewhere, any temporary breaks in the cloud could still provide brief views. Cloud cover can vary over relatively short distances, so those planning to watch should check the latest local forecast before setting out. Where should you look? A hill, coastline or another open location may offer a better

• Signs of warmer weather on the way?

  wettest July on record, with a succession of low pressure systems bringing unseasonably wet and windy conditions. While August has started fairly unsettled for many, Thursday (10 August) provided a brief glimpse of warmer weather for many. The 28.4°C recorded at Wellesbourne on Thursday

• Are we still in a heatwave - and could another one develop next week? 

  . However, the heat is not uniform across the UK. By Sunday, temperatures are expected to fall back to the low-to-mid 20s in the south and mid-to-high teens further north, bringing a brief reprieve from the recent heat. Under the Met Office definition, if temperatures dip below the relevant local

• Week ahead weather: Turning more settled, with warmth building again

  clears eastwards, allowing a brief drier interlude for many areas. After the heat of last week, how is this weeks weather looking? 👀 pic.twitter.com/6vZeOEsR6O — Met Office (@metoffice) June 29, 2026 Midweek: further rain followed by improving conditions Wednesday begins on a largely dry note for much

• Festival forecast: Mixed weather outlook for UK events this week

  . Temperatures are likely to rise through the festival, becoming very warm and perhaps locally hot. Increasing humidity may lead to the development of thundery showers later in the period, with a risk of brief heavy rain and gusty conditions. On The Waterfront Festival 18-21 June A changeable pattern

• rapidattributionsummary_may2024_v2.pdf

  it forced at its boundaries with global operational analysis to reproduce the weather of a given month as closely as possible. It is run twice: once with observed satellite Sea Surface Temperatures (ATMostia) and once with 1982-2012 mean climatological SSTs (ATMclim). The difference between the two

• rapidattributionsummary_may2024_v2pdf

  it forced at its boundaries with global operational analysis to reproduce the weather of a given month as closely as possible. It is run twice: once with observed satellite Sea Surface Temperatures (ATMostia) and once with 1982-2012 mean climatological SSTs (ATMclim). The difference between the two

• mwr_2024_12_for_print_v1.pdf

  . This multi-hazard event brought a prolonged spell of damaging winds, as well as significant rain, and saw the first red warning issued since Storm Isha in January 2024. Following the storm, high pressure briefly settled over the UK, bringing calmer and colder conditions, particularly in Scotland

• mwr_2025_09_for_print.pdf

  compared to normal. The wind anomaly map shows shaded (scalar) wind speed anomalies with arrows as (vector) wind anomalies. There was a stronger than normal westerly flow to the south of the UK. Weather diary • Generally very wet and windy with only brief settled spells September is widely regarded

• wiser0004_dailyregionalforecast_westernkenya.pdf

  . It would give a brief description of any hazards expected and indicate where and when they were most likely to occur A table showing the weather conditions expected in all 14 county headquarters towns in Western Kenya. A key to the three-colour code used for hazard warnings Each forecast would run