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Microsoft Word - 2019_012_november_rain.docx
2019, this being 104% / 122% of the November 1981-2010 long-term average rainfall at these two respective locations - ie a whole month’s rain falling in 24-hours. The maps below show rainfall accumulations for the rain-day 7th November 2019 – 0900 UTC 7th to 0900 UTC 8th (a) and two rain-days 6th
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Week ahead forecast: A change ahead after Storm Amy
as high pressure begins to assert itself once again. This week’s forecast explores the evolving weather patterns, the influence of high pressure, and what to expect day by day as we move deeper into October. The transition from stormy to settled Last week ended with Storm Amy bringing strong winds
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Met Office week ahead forecast: Stormy start gives way to more settled conditions for many
, but what does the rest of the week have in store? Take a look at the details ⤵️ pic.twitter.com/nCokrlg1O8 — Met Office (@metoffice) August 3, 2025 Wednesday: High pressure builds, bringing a fine day for most High pressure will begin to assert itself across much of the UK on Wednesday, bringing
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Week ahead: Dry, bright and increasingly mild weather on the way
. Tuesday: A chilly start for some, cloudier in the south Through Tuesday afternoon, cloud across central and southern England and Wales is expected to be stubborn, lingering for much of the day. While most areas remain dry, the cloud will make for a grey, subdued feel at times. Even so, some brighter
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Weekend weather: A change heading into the weekend
between the north and west and the south and east. Friday: mainly dry for many, rain arriving later Friday begins on a quieter note for most. High pressure nearby will allow a largely dry day across much of England, Wales and Scotland, with variable cloud and some brighter spells developing. It may
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Weekend weather: Mixed conditions with further showers for many
moving into parts of Northern Ireland later in the day. The unsettled theme extends across northern England and parts of the Midlands, where showers may also crop up. In contrast, eastern England looks to stay largely sheltered from the worst of the rainfall, with fewer showers and a better chance
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What does a 3 Month Outlook really tell us?
for a particular day or month in advance. Despite this, there are certain features of the climate system such as patterns of heat and currents in the oceans that can have a more consistent influence on the atmosphere over seasonal timescales. These influences don’t sidestep the lack of long-term
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Microsoft Word - 2026_03_storm_chandra_1.docx
formed part of a sequence of low pressure systems in late January, with the January whole-month average rainfall falling widely across south-west England, north-east Scotland and the east of Northern Ireland in an 8-day period from 20th to 27th. In addition to the rain, Chandra and earlier storm
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What does the latest long-range forecast tell us and what role could El Niño play this autumn?
Pacific, the latest Met Office seasonal outlook suggests an increased likelihood of wetter than average conditions during autumn. While seasonal forecasting cannot predict exactly what the weather will do on any given day, current evidence suggests conditions later this autumn and into early winter may
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Week ahead forecast: shifting patterns bring a colder end to the week
the repeatedly saturated landscape is vulnerable to further heavy rainfall. A temporary lull offers a dry interlude during Tuesday afternoon for some areas, but it will be short lived. Bands of heavy, showery rain move in again from the south and west later in the day, accompanied by brisk winds, especially