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through the day, with northern and western parts of Scotland seeing 20-30mm of rain through the day, with 40-60mm possible over some hills and mountains. Away from the immediate warning areas, a windy day is likely for many today, with a front associated with Storm Floris also bringing some rain for some

The weather over the next 48 hours looks set to be changeable with a mixture of sunshine and showers across the country.

Tuesday will bring a continuation of changeable conditions across western parts of the UK, with cloud and outbreaks of rain or drizzle moving eastwards through the morning. The heaviest rainfall is expected over west-facing high ground, particularly across Wales, northern England, and southwest

informed decisions around adaptation, increasing their resilience to future climate risk.  Over the next century, global sea levels are on average projected to rise due to climate change. However, on a regional scale, sea-level change may differ from the global average due geophysical

Temperatures will remain very high for much of the UK over the next few days, likely peaking during the period Wednesday to Saturday with 32 to 33°C likely across parts of the south and southeast, though there’s an increasing signal for a thundery breakdown for some. There’s a chance the highest

together for over 20 years.  The project is part of the Hadley Centre Climate Programme (HCCP) and is, in part, funded by DSIT (Department for Science Innovation and Technology) and supports the work of DESNZ (Department for Energy Security and Net Zero) and other UK Government departments.    Combining

that climate-smart investments can be delivered over the short to medium term. As the next generation of CIDPs is due for renewal in 2017 this project undertook some work to explore the means by which climate information can better inform this latest iteration of the plans. The activities during

that climate-smart investments can be delivered over the short to medium term. As the next generation of CIDPs is due for renewal in 2017 this project undertook some work to explore the means by which climate information can better inform this latest iteration of the plans. The activities during

is expected on Thursday, before cloud and strengthening winds spread in from the west. Rain will develop across northern, western and central areas, becoming most persistent and occasionally heavy over parts of Northern Ireland and Scotland. Winds will increase, with coastal gales likely in western regions

embedded at Transport Scotland) to the meeting. They outlined Transport Scotland’s role and how it worked with the Met Office, noting how this had of necessity evolved over lockdown. Rob Woodward thanked Martin Thomson, who then led a visit to the Operations Centre. • Nick Jobling (Chief Financial

Whilst the south of the UK experiences pulses of heavy rain over the next few days, the west and northwest of Scotland could see temperatures of 26°C or maybe even 27°C degrees.

too, with cool and cloudier conditions to the east of the UK, whilst the west experiences warm and sunny weather. Met Office Chief Meteorologist Jason Kelly explained: “Repeated areas of rain are likely to affect southern Britain over the next few days, generating some localised impacts