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Exceptionally wet month for parts of the Midlands, September 2024 A series of low pressure systems brought very unsettled weather during the last ten days of September 2024, with 150 to 200mm of rain falling in the wettest areas. Several counties in the Midlands recorded their wettest September

An area of low pressure will move into the UK from the southwest on Saturday. Initially this will bring rain to South West England before turning increasingly to snow as it bumps into the cold air over the UK through the late afternoon and through the evening into Sunday. Snow warning Snow

of Scotland, the whole of Northern Ireland, and parts of northern England, north Wales and the north Midlands. Dan Suri is a Chief Meteorologist at the Met Office and said: “An area of low pressure slides its way eastwards on Monday night. The associated frontal system, marking the boundary between

Midlands and parts of north London. Further rain is expected across western areas early on Friday as a low-pressure system to the west draws in more warm, moist air from the south. A yellow thunderstorm warning has been issued from 3pm Friday to Saturday morning covering parts of the South East

Yesterday, Santon Downham in Suffolk reached 19°C, and similar high temperatures are expected again this afternoon as the UK is dominated by high pressure.   Cloud and outbreaks of rain will move gradually northwards this afternoon ☂️ The far north of Scotland though will see some bright or sunny

and vulnerable. • Increasing temperatures and heat extremes, in combination with rapid urbanisation, will increase demand for water and electricity, intensifying pressure on fragile and overstretched infrastructure throughout Central Africa. • Coastal settlements in Central Africa will be increasingly

, Met Office Embedded Forecaster at National Highways.    Weather and technology   Across the strategic road network, weather sensors are positioned to enable us to monitor conditions. Some are buried into the road surface, measuring road surface and sub-surface temperatures, rainfall, wind speeds and

of the differences is shown in the table below: AERODROME COLOUR STATE CODE (AS SHOWN IN METARS FROM MILITARY AIRFIELDS) AERODROME COLOUR STATE CODE (AS SHOWN IN AVIATION BRIEFING SERVICE) Minimum weather conditions Minimum weather conditions Aerodrome Colour State Surface visibility Base of lowest

Though temperatures will remain above average for the time of year, a low-pressure system in the Atlantic is helping to introduce more rain into the forecast, with the possibility of this falling as thundery downpours for some. For the vast majority of the UK Friday will see a continuation

to wane, Grampian NHS reported a four-fold increase in the number of icerelated casualties in A&E departments in the seven days up to the 20th compared to the week before. The remainder of the month was relatively benign with high pressure dominating, especially across southern areas of the UK