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2014, showing another deep area of low pressure to the southwest of the UK bringing the next storm. The analysis charts for sequence of four storms from 4 to 15 February are strikingly similar. The map below shows maximum gust speeds 4 to 5 February 2014. This storm was more severe than the previous

mostly dry, with occasional cloud breaks. Winds will ease overnight, and temperatures will remain slightly above average for most. Met Office presenter and meteorologist, Jonathan Vautrey, said: “It’s a bright and breezy start to this new week, all courtesy of an area of low pressure just sat

, and largely unchanged since then. Comprises of : 18 fixed charts (14 high level SIGWX, and 4 medium level SIGWX) and a digital data set Current SIGWX forecast are produced for T+24 only, with new charts/data issued every 6 hours. They are hand drawn by two teams of meteorologists one in the UK

VisualEyes Frequently Asked Questions Q. Can I set a probabilistic threshold using Smart Windows? A. No the Smart Window filters apply to the most likely forecast value only. The probabilistic element is provided in the fact that the charts show the full ensemble range. Q. When I open the charts I

In the National Meteorological Archive we have always believed that, in addition to decoded Enigma observations and meteorological reconnaissance flight observations, some of the observations on our WW2 synoptic charts might have come from covert radios. To operate a covert radio in occupied Europe

, which foundered on the coast of Anglesey with the loss of over 450 lives.  The above image shows the original weather chart produced by Met Office founder Robert FitzRoy to depict the Royal Charter Gale in October 1859. FitzRoy’s warning system  The wreck gained much coverage in the national press

of the weather. It fulfils the statutory requirement of the Met Office to preserve and make available Public Records. These records comprise observation data, analyses, charts and meta-data collected and created by the Met Office in the course of its activities. In addition the archive seeks to collect

result of this disaster, FitzRoy introduced the first British storm warning service for shipping in February 1861. Making use of the electric telegraph FitzRoy was able to receive observations from around the British Isles and across the English Channel and the North Sea, plot these onto charts, forecast

on charts will change Retired: Medium level SIGWX charts Retired: In-cloud turbulence SIGWX objects In Nov 2028: Latest date for the retirement of legacy systems OPMET TAC Format OPMET TAC and IWXXM Format T+24 SIGWX BUFR Objects Jetstream (position, speed, core height, depth), CB (extent, base, top

. Large waves battered the coastline, particularly the south coast of England. Aircraft struggled to land at Heathrow Airport. Weather data The analysis chart at 1200UTC 2 January 2024 shows storm Henk tracking rapidly eastwards across southern England, with the low centre over South Wales. The rain