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• How the Met Office uses data assimilation to produce its forecasts

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• Weird weather: Nine unusual phenomena explained 

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• What were the longest dry spells of Summer 2026 so far?

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  Toulouse have provided ash concentration forecasts • Data provided as charts, and simple data files This product has three vertical levels, three concentration bands and four timesteps How do we forecast Case volcanic Study Ash Eruption information is provided to VAACs through a Volcano Observatory

• Met Office Deep Dive: Record heat, flying ants, and a changeable outlook

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• Met Office Evaluation Study

  AMDAR ANSR AV Baseline results Baseline scenario ‘Basic’ Met Office Benefits CAA CCRA Central assumptions Central (benefit) estimates Central case CNI COBRA Counterfactual scenario Confidence interval ‘Existing’ Met Office Defra Downstream activities ‘Do-minimum’ scenario ‘Do-nothing’ scenario DESNZ DfT

• barometer-issue-36.pdf

  crossing responded to the storm, to influence any future fine-tuning. The fact that governments, administrations and agencies can use our work in this way to inform investment in local infrastructure shows the unique value of the work we do. The work we do often pays dividends in the years ahead

• Breaking Expectations, Building Futures: Celebrating the Women shaping the future of technology

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• Met Office daily weather: Cloudy skies with rain and drizzle

  starting to pick up across the north and west through this evening. That's all to do with this area of low-pressure that's moved in from the Atlantic that will bring some very strong winds particularly to northwestern areas. “So, we do have a wind warning in force for northwestern parts of Scotland

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  weather events will help communities build climate resilient agriculture and food systems. Using adaptation strategies to optimise yield, such as crop rotation. Developing tools to help users better anticipate potential damage to crops. What does our latest research show? Current risks to crop production