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• Met Office daily weather: Mostly dry with sunshine but feeling fresher

  of rain perhaps where the clouds thicken up in a few spots. And do watch out, there could be a couple of mist and fog patches first thing tomorrow morning. But these will quite quickly clear and then tomorrow on the whole quite a similar day to today really. “Again, quite a bit of cloud for many of us

• Keeping our weather stations afloat

  To predict the weather tomorrow, next week or further ahead, you first need an accurate picture of what it’s doing now.

  , as well as the chance to get to grips with all sorts of technical problem-solving, is what attracted him to the role. “I might be in the workshop repairing equipment, going out to sea to deploy it or designing new systems. There’s quite often something different to do.” All at sea As the ocean can have

• How to access Hazard Manager services

  access but will be going through a manual approval process which helps us review each organisation on a case by case basis and approve or reject depending on the needs to access Hazard Manager services for response, planning and resilience activities. How do I get access to Hazard Manager services

• Second phase of the Grey Zone Project

  August to 18th September 1974. Questions The second phase of the Grey Zone Project plans to address the following questions: In what way do model resolution and scale-aware convection and turbulence schemes impact the representation of the interaction between convection and circulation? In what way do

• Met Office encourages public to be WeatherReady as Bank Holiday temperatures set to rise

   services   As the RNLI celebrates reaching 25 years of keeping beaches safer by delivering a world class lifeguarding service, their advice remains crucial to staying safe at the seaside. Choosing a lifeguarded beach, swimming between the red and yellow flags and knowing what to do in an emergency can

• Met Office daily weather: Temperatures on the rise after cooler start to the week

  the greatest cause of concern. We do have a warning out. That's because we could see 10 to 20 millimetres in just an hour or so and perhaps 30 to 40 millimetres in just a few hours. That's enough to cause some flash flooding. If you do get any torrential downpours and if you get showers following one

• England’s warmest June on record and the UK’s second warmest since 1884

  does this year compare to 1976?  The summer of 1976 remains one of the most notable in UK weather history and differs from June 2025 due to the longevity of the heat. During 1976, multiple locations across England recorded heatwave spells lasting over two weeks.   Read: The UK's longest heatwave

• Memo

  in Environmental Intelligence (JCEEI). The explained the work the joint venture was doing in the fields of data science and machine learning, outlining the type of opportunities this might present in the future. • Nick Jobling (Chief Financial Officer) presented the Finance Report. No major issues were

• Are you #WeatherReady?

  and wellbeing. Oliver Dowden MP, Minister for Implementation, Cabinet Office said: “Last year we saw the impact severe weather can have on our services and communities. Our public services and emergency responders continue to prepare for severe weather as they do every year, but everyone can take simple

• Resolving detail on the future face of extreme weather

  resolution you will see much more detail, including tiny blemishes on the skin. What we’ve been able to do with the UK’s future climate is to model the impacts of extremely localised events, like the one in Boscastle in August 2004, which saw one month’s rainfall fall in just two hours