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America including Colombia, Venezuela and Guyana, wetter than normal conditions are likely. Tropical Cyclone outlook: The North Atlantic season officially finishes at the end of November though on rare occasions systems can form beyond this. Late season forecasts suggest above average activity during

, cold in the south (4) Note: Wet in the far south, otherwise normal. (5) Note: Normal in the north, very dry in the south * Region usually experiences less than 10mm/month rainfall during the month (dry season). Climate Outlook Global: May to February Current Status 11 Current Status – Caribbean

winter. Each phase describes sea surface temperature and accompanying atmospheric circulation patterns over the tropical Pacific Ocean.   Global weather impacts UK weather impacts ENSO can affect weather around the world, changing the chances of floods, drought, heatwaves and cold seasons

Center and the IRI Map Room: http://iridl.ldeo.columbia.edu/maproom/. * Region usually experiences less than 10mm/month rainfall during the month (dry season). (1) Note: Cold in the far south (2) Note: Warm in the northwest (3) Note: Dry or very dry in the north (4) Note: Wet or very wet in the northwest

warnings and Storm Eowyn, seeing the highest number of Met Office page views in the season. More by Press Office Met Office 10-Day Trend: Met Office Deep Dive: Why September turned soggy and what happens next Rainfall in the first half of September: A wet start, but the deficit remains 'Volcanic' heat

and January respectively. The Short Rains season (October to December) in East Africa brought above average rainfall to many areas in November with most parts very wet. December was mostly near-normal while January was wet in many areas. During November, South Africa, Zambia, Zimbabwe and parts

to have near-normal rainfall; although climatologically, very little rain falls in this period. It is likely to be wetter than normal for parts of Yemen, as well as Guyana, and the south of the Caribbean. Atlantic Tropical Storm outlook: the 2022 Atlantic Tropical Storm season is from June

frequent these very wet days have been in the most recent decade (2014-2023). The most recent decade has had around 20% more days of exceptional rainfall compared to the 1961-1990 averaging period. While there is no significant signal for this change being more pronounced in a specific area of the UK

headline message of a “greater chance of warmer wetter winters and hotter drier summers” across the UK in future Local 2.2km adds further capability to the UKCP18 suite of climate projections. Working together on UK Climate Projections Projecting future seasons using the Local (2.2km) The Local

three months. It is likely to be wetter than normal than across southern Europe. Tropical Cyclone outlook: September is normally the peak of the North Atlantic tropical cyclone season. The latest forecast, issued 01 August 2023, suggests a more active than usual North Atlantic tropical storm