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• Microsoft Word - 2025_02_storm_eowyn.docx

  2011. However, none of these compare with the Boxing Day storm of 1998 or the Burns Day storm of 1990 – two of the most severe and damaging storms in observational records. Overall, what the observations do clearly show is storms of the severity of Éowyn are to be expected as part of the UK’s climate on a reasonably regular basis. Mike Kendon, Met Office National Climate Information Centre Last updated 30/01/2025

• Bank holiday forecast: A hot and settled weekend

  records are being made globally accessible Weekly weather quiz September 12: Test your knowledge! Weekend weather: Rain, wind and September sunshine About this blog This is the official blog of the Met Office news team, intended to provide journalists and bloggers with the latest weather, climate

• Week ahead: Exceptional heat peaking midweek

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• Week ahead: Heat continues, but a gradual change later this week?

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• further-rainfall-and-flooding-across-north-of-the-uk---met-office.pdf

  flooding to parts of Lancashire, north Manchester and West Yorkshire, while on 29 to 30 December storm Frank brought further very wet and windy weather to southern and western Scotland and Northern Ireland. The sustained period of wet weather set new UK rainfall records. December 2015 was the wettest

• Mike Kendon

  Mike is a climate information scientist working for the National Climate Information Centre. He develops systems for monitoring the UK's climate.

  Areas of expertise: Climate monitoring for the UK based on observations from the land network of weather stations UK climate observational data analysis Software development of the UK climate monitoring system Communication and presentation of UK climate data My Publications - Kendon, M Email

• Coningsby Record Temperature 19 July 2022

  a milestone in UK climate history as temperatures of 40°C were recorded in the UK for the first time. Hot air associated with a heatwave across western Europe extended north over the UK. Coningsby reached a record 40.3°C. The Met Office issued the first red warning for extreme heat since

• Mauna Loa carbon dioxide forecast for 2023

  (Figure 1). This will be the first time in the Keeling Curve record that the annual mean CO2 level has exceeded 420 ppm. We also forecast the global annual mean CO2 concentration to be 419.2 ppm. Figure 1. Forecast CO2 concentrations at the Mauna Loa observatory, showing monthly (red curve) and annual

• 2023 set to be tenth consecutive year at 1°C or above

  The Met Office annual global temperature forecast for 2023 suggests that next year will be one of the Earth’s hottest years on record.

  effect on global average temperature.” But Nick Dunstone added: “For next year our climate model is indicating an end to the three consecutive years with La Niña state with a return to relative warmer conditions in parts of the tropical Pacific. This shift is likely to lead to global temperature

• Deep Dive: extreme rainfall, spring frost and a dry April

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