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• Week ahead: A familiar set up with further spells of rain, wind and snow

  , wind and snow Author: Met Office Tue 3 Feb 2026 The UK’s weather pattern shows little sign of shifting this week, with a familiar setup continuing to steer our conditions. Over recent weeks, we have seen a persistent combination of cold air to the northeast and vigorous Atlantic systems pushing up

• 10-day trend: Hot spell peaks before a return to more changeable conditions

  ? A return to more typical summer weather next week Looking further ahead into next week, the overall pattern becomes more changeable. The jet stream remains active, steering low pressure systems towards the UK, particularly affecting northern and western areas with outbreaks of rain and showers

• 10-Day Trend: A notably drier pattern to begin the period

  and allowing for long spells of dry weather across large parts of the UK. This change is driven in part by a repositioning of the jet stream. For much of the winter, the jet has taken a more southerly track, steering areas of low pressure directly towards the UK and delivering frequent rainfall. It has now

• Met Office Deep Dive: More changing weather on the way

  ahead, with a mix of rain, showers, and occasional dry spells. So, let's get into it.  A Shift in the Weather The jet stream, although not particularly strong for this time of year, is currently sweeping across the UK, steering a series of weather systems. This has brought more unsettled conditions

• Week Ahead Weather: Heatwave conditions expand as temperatures build across the UK

  and generally cooler weather, while southern areas enjoy strong sunshine and very warm temperatures under the influence of high pressure. The jet stream is currently helping to steer these weather systems across the north, with some wet weather affecting parts of Scotland and Northern Ireland

• ExCALIBUR Fusion Modelling System Science Plan

  Programme Board and Steering Committee, has been informed by consultation with the Met Office, with domain experts from across the UKRI community and from within UKAEA. This Science Plan is intended to complement the ExCALIBUR activities that are funded through the UKRI Research Councils and the Met

• Weekend weather: A mixed spell to come with rain, cloud, mist and fog

  across the UK becomes increasingly slack. This lack of strong steering winds is a key feature of the forecast, allowing mist, fog, and low cloud to develop and linger in places. At the same time, subtle shifts in moisture and weak frontal features will cause showery rain to develop intermittently

• cleanair_science_plan.pdf

  multi-disciplinary knowledge by fostering cross-disciplinary links and expanding these across a broad community. This will be achieved by: o o o Engaging with the Clean Air Champion and Clean Air Steering Committee. Hosting a series of workshops bringing together air quality researchers, health experts

• Week ahead: unsettled with rain, wind and some hill snow

  systems. This setup leaves the UK under a repetitive pattern: low pressure trying to push in from the southwest while a persistent easterly block keeps steering weather fronts northward and preventing a full transition to more settled conditions. The result will be pulses of rain, gusty winds

• Met Office week ahead weather: UK weather signals the arrival of autumn

  , is helping to steer these weather systems towards us. This week, the jet stream will play a key role in pushing areas of low pressure across the country, bringing spells of rain and strong winds, particularly to southern regions. On Tuesday, one area of low pressure will move across the south, followed