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to name storms that are expected to have significant impacts in their respective areas, helping to ensure consistent communication and public awareness across borders. Beyond Europe, tropical and subtropical cyclones in the North Atlantic are named by the US-based National Hurricane Center once

at Cape Evans a Northern Party was posted to Cape Adare in East Antarctica (February 1911 - January 1912), where they survived their first Antarctic Winter. In the register below it can be seen that the wind gusted to hurricane force for much of 9th May, this led the observer Raymond Priestley

with boilers (66%) said theirs had never been serviced. And in spite of recent hurricane-force winds, four in five households (86%) admit to never having checked the stability of the trees on their property, and 88% have never checked their roofs for loose tiles. Looking at preparation for when

. Not as high as they have been earlier on in the summer, but nonetheless, it is likely to be a bit warmer as we go through this weekend. “Now, there's been a lot of talk about what's going to happen with Hurricane Aaron and exactly how that's going to affect bank holiday Monday. At the moment, it now

notably on Monday, which is, as I said at the start, a bank holiday across England, Wales, and Northern Ireland. Out in the Atlantic, we are still keeping our eyes on this looking like quite a powerful area of low pressure changing through the course of the weekend from Hurricane Aaron to an area

: Tailored insights for land, sea and space The value of long-range forecasts Long-range forecasts are valuable for planning and risk management across many sectors. For example, predicting the intensity of the Atlantic hurricane season months in advance could help the reinsurance industry prepare

whether conditions turn fully dry or remain unsettled in the south. Tropical developments and added complexity Adding further complexity to the forecast is Tropical Depression 7 in the Atlantic, which is expected to develop into a tropical storm and potentially a hurricane. As it drifts northwards

changing through the course of the weekend from Hurricane Aaron to an area of low pressure that will mix things up a little bit as we go into next week. But before that, plenty of fine weather to be had through the course of this long weekend.” Keep up to date with weather warnings, and you can find

progressed northwards over Britain from Cornwall to the Yorkshire Coast and the strongest winds in the system developed as a rather narrow stream from the N or NNE over the Irish Sea. The winds reached hurricane force 12 on the Beaufort Scale and were estimated at well over 100mph. Wind speeds recorded

is a tropical cyclone with mean wind speeds of at least 39 m.p.h. The terms hurricane and typhoon are region-specific names for strong tropical cyclones with wind speeds more than 73 m.p.h. The number of tropical storms forming over the North Atlantic is influenced by sea surface temperatures (SST), over