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• Met Office week ahead forecast: How long will the anticyclonic gloom last?

  .” But what does this mean for our day-to-day weather, and how will it affect different parts of the country? Let’s take a closer look at the forecast, the science behind the gloom, and what to expect as we head towards the weekend. What is anticyclonic gloom? Anticyclonic gloom occurs when a high

• What’s the pollen forecast this year?

  and you can take precautions to try and avoid the pollen. However, it’s not possible to avoid it altogether so for some it’s about taking that preventative medication and planning your day to try and avoid being out in the pollen at the peak times.” Pollen levels generally peak at the start

• Weekend weather forecast: Another spell of unsettled weather

  are likely across southern counties of England, with mist and even a few fog patches possible in the south early on. These may take some time to clear. The first of the weekend’s weather fronts will arrive in northwest Scotland, bringing a very wet day along the west coast. Cloud will increase

• Met Office celebrates 170 years of forecasting

  weather observations a day, generating in the region of 3,000 forecasts from our advanced atmospheric model and a supercomputer which can perform 14,000 trillion calculations per second. Although over the years our technical advances have been vast, our purpose is no different today than

• Met Office week ahead: A little bit of everything on the way

  will enjoy dry and bright conditions to start the week. Tuesday stands out as the sunniest day, though temperatures will remain subdued, most places can expect highs of 6 or 7°C, with slightly warmer conditions further south. The wind will make it feel colder, especially in exposed locations

• Fool’s spring: why warm spells can be misleading

  colder air to the north, milder air from the south and moist Atlantic air pushing in from the west. The boundaries between these air masses can shift rapidly, leading to sharp contrasts in temperature from one day to the next. This instability also increases the likelihood of showers, sometimes

• Week ahead: Heat builds again, but not everywhere

  and showers bringing quite different conditions. Tuesday: hot in the southeast, wet further north Tuesday brings mixed fortunes. For parts of Northern Ireland and Scotland, the day is expected to begin wet, with some windy conditions across the far north of Scotland during the early part of the day

• Met Office festival forecast: Dry and sunny midweek before turning unsettled

  start on Wednesday, with plenty of sunshine and only occasional hazy spells. Thursday turns cloudier and breezier, with patchy outbreaks of rain possible, particularly later in the day. Friday improves again, with sunnier spells returning and winds easing slightly. Temperatures will be pleasant

• Cluster_Travel.key

  C5X Number of Flares in Cluster Number = 6.2+ 4.7 days Number = 0.045+2.5 days Duration of Cluster N>50 = Mean (18.8 duration (days), 5.1 flares/day) N<50 = Mean (2.8 duration (days), 2.9 flares/day) G>13 = Mean (20 duration (days), 4.2 flares/day) G<13 = Mean (2.7 duration (days), 2.9 flares/day

• AI in climate science

  Climate models are numerical representations of the Earth system (including components such as the atmosphere, ocean and land) that are used to explore long-term changes to the underlying statistical distributions that govern day-to-day weather. Developments in climate models have typically come