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reaching 9.4 °C. All areas were cloudy on the 2nd, with patchy light rain or showers developing over northern and south-western counties. The 3rd saw some mist and fog in the south-west during the morning, and rain or showers for most parts on and off through the day. It remained generally cloudy again
light rain at times. After a frost in the north and east early on the 16th, Redesdale Camp (Northumberland) falling to - 3.6 °C, and mist and fog for the south-west first thing, some areas had light rain, with more significant rain spreading into the north-west around dusk. 17th to 23rd Much
Almost a third of UK adults are unaware that UV radiation comes from the sun, and they aren’t aware that over exposure to UV can lead to eye burn, macular degeneration or cataracts later in life. UK unaware of health risks Although more people are aware about the connection between UV light
Thursday will begin with fog patches in southern areas, but these will clear to leave plenty of dry weather and sunny spells. Central parts of the country will be cloudier, with some light rain or drizzle, particularly in western areas. Further north, clearer skies will bring sunny intervals
A rather unsettled start to Wednesday is expected, with extensive cloud cover and scattered showers across central and northern regions. A band of light rain and drizzle will persist through the morning, stretching from South Wales into the Midlands. The far northwest will continue to see
someone to write their chosen date on the whiteboard and share a reason why they decided that was the best date Once all the teams have written their chosen date, reveal that the best date is Saturday 14 May. That is because it will be a warm day with no rain, and a light breeze. It means people
exception will be the far southwest, where a few light showers may develop. Elsewhere, sunny periods will dominate, although low cloud will linger across central and eastern Scotland and northeast England during the morning. This cloud is expected to clear inland but may drift southward to affect other
Guidelines for interpreting World Area Forecast Centre Significant Weather forecasts. 0. Contents 1. Introduction .................................................................................................................................................. 2 2. Overview
for Shetland is not available due to a technical issue with the equipment at Lerwick. Our engineers are working to resolve the problem. A calm month Dr Mark McCarthy of the National Climate Information Centre said: “March has again illustrated the typical variability of the UK’s climate, with some
it comical to name a storm for us getting married.” While the names of storms can be light-hearted, the impacts from storms can be severe. Names were selected on a range of criteria, including whether it is being used by other storm naming groups, whether there have been significant impacts from
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