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deal of cloud across many of parts of England and Wales. and some of that cloud will be thick enough to give some outbreaks of light rain and drizzle in the extreme south and east. “But, with clear skies across Scotland, some mist and fog will actually develop quite widely, especially across southern

The UK is set to experience a spell of notably cold and wintry weather over the next few days.  Wednesday will begin with areas of rain, sleet, and snow, particularly affecting higher ground as these bands move east-southeast across the country. By late morning or early afternoon, the wet weather

deal of cloud across many of parts of England and Wales. and some of that cloud will be thick enough to give some outbreaks of light rain and drizzle in the extreme south and east. “But, with clear skies across Scotland, some mist and fog will actually develop quite widely, especially across southern

Indonesia The Vietnam Meteorological and Hydrological Administration       UK academic partners include the National Centre for Atmospheric Science, University College London, University of East Anglia, University of Leeds and the University of Reading. UK research institutes can find out about research

The latest Met Office forecast suggests we’ll see thunderstorms in the southeast, rain in the north and west, and warm, humid conditions lingering in the south and east.

, and northwest Wales. Winds will also strengthen in these areas. Further south and east, some clear spells will remain, though there is a chance of showery rain spreading eastwards later in the night. READ MORE: How weather and climate change are shaping the future of UK sport Outlook for Friday Friday

be heavy with a risk of thunder. These showers will spread and develop over land later in the morning. Despite the unsettled start, there will be plenty of sunny spells, particularly in the east, where many places will remain dry. Winds will be strong across the northwest, with a risk of coastal gales

for climate resilience with the UK water sector Author: Joe Osborne (Met Office Industry Consultancy Manager) 27 February 2023 2022 will be remembered for several meteorological events, including record-breaking heat and a prolonged drought. Eastern England was at the forefront of both events with East

2020 ISSUED DECEMBER 20 2020 A.W. Colman and R.J. Graham Met Office, Exeter, United Kingdom Email: [email protected] PART 1: Forecast Overall Summary Above Average rainfall is favoured in the west. In the east, probabilities for Above and Below average are similar and close

and orientation of the jet stream. Currently, the jet stream is oriented north-south to the east of the UK, but across the Atlantic it is more east-west. This configuration is significant, as it allows a succession of low-pressure systems to be pushed towards the UK. These systems are responsible

autumn. Northern England had its fifth wettest autumn. The autumn rainfall total of 403.4mm easily exceeded spring and summer 2025 combined (340.4mm). Rainfall totals exceeded 200% of average in parts of Wales, Northern Ireland and northern England in September, and across a swathe from the East