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service.  “We also want to remind people to keep away from swollen riverbanks and not to drive or walk through flood waters as you don’t know what lies beneath.  “We do not provide flood warnings for flooding from surface water, so it’s important for everyone to know their flood risk.  “If flooding

model is used for all ensemble members, and thus UKCP Local does not sample uncertainties in the representation of local processes, such as land-surface feedbacks. It is important that users are aware of these limitations and of the other UKCP products, including the advantages of each

REDEFINING ‘BUSINESS AS USUAL’ WITH A GENDER LENS Designing and implementing gender-sensitive climate services projects for funders and implementers Source: africa / Adobe Stock Being gender-blind when designing climate services • results in services that do not provide equitable benefits to women

or TV and will have a go at making a weather forecast of their own which they will present to the group if they have time They can either do this using their forecast cards (on pages 3 – 5) or the Met Office website to find the forecast for the rest of the day. To help the group, you can show a few

The Memorandum of Understanding will cut the time needed to commission research from months to days, speeding up the vital work Network Rail and the Met Office do to keep passengers moving through extreme weather. This includes work on probabilistic weather forecasting and understanding the complex

across northern Scotland, which could be heavy at times. However, towards the south, we do have this band of organised heavy showers which is moving its way north and eastwards through the afternoon. So, we could potentially see some disruption in a few places, some surface water flooding, so do take

as it pushes across central southern parts of England. READ MORE: Met Office festival forecast: Mixed conditions for late July festivals “And as it does so, we could see some more intense bursts developing. So, some heavier showers look quite likely across central southern parts in particular, maybe

the weekend, especially across the north and northwest, as westerly winds return 🌬️ pic.twitter.com/6A7kEuq50X — Met Office (@metoffice) June 12, 2025 What to do in a storm If thunder rumbles while you’re out enjoying the music, seek shelter immediately, preferably in a solid building or vehicle. Tents

it should be dry, bright, any mist and fog clearing away. But eventually, we'll see more cloud push in from the west creating more hazy spells of sunshine. READ MORE: What do meteorologists do at the Met Office? “Also, along with this cloud, we'll see some blustery weather particularly across Northern

the low to mid-20s Celsius. However, where showers do occur, they could be heavy and thundery, particularly in eastern areas. Does the week ahead promise something more settled, or will you need to keep dodging the downpours? Find out by taking a look at what the weather holds over the next 5 days 👇