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joined the Met Office in 2019 after working on his PhD in atmospheric science at the University of Reading, alongside the Met Office. His thesis was on evaluating NWP forecasts of particulate matter using light detection and ranging instruments (lidar), with a strong focus on evaluating forecasts
. Western areas and parts of northern England will be cloudier, with the potential for light rain or drizzle, particularly near coasts and on hills. It will be another warm and muggy night across England and Wales, although temperatures may dip slightly compared to the previous night. Further north
Although a scattering of showers may develop in the west this afternoon, many will enjoy a pleasant day on Thursday with light winds and sunshine. Bright and mild for many this afternoon but a few showers are possible in western areas, these locally heavy in the north 🌤️ Feeling pleasant
thickening as the day progresses, accompanied by stronger winds and patchy rain. Temperatures will reach maxima around the seasonal average following a chilly start, with local highs of 18-20°C in the south, making it feel pleasantly warm in the sunshine and light winds for many. Many of us will open
Starting off on Tuesday morning, the Northern Isles will see cloud and light rain or drizzle by day, with some scattered showers in Caithness in the afternoon. Elsewhere we'll see dry and sunny conditions, with much warmer temperatures. Inland areas will see temperatures mostly between 22-24°C
thickening as the day progresses, accompanied by stronger winds and patchy rain. Temperatures will reach the seasonal average following a chilly start, with local highs of 18-20°C in the south, making it feel pleasantly warm in the sunshine and light winds for many. Many of us will open the curtains
, though large amounts of cloud are expected, with only a few light showers and the best chance of sunny spells reserved for eastern areas. Two yellow weather warnings have been issued. The first is for rain in eastern Northern Ireland between 7am and 7pm on Saturday. The second is for rain in western
. Western areas and parts of northern England will be cloudier, with the potential for light rain or drizzle, particularly near coasts and on hills. It will be another warm and muggy night across England and Wales, although temperatures may dip slightly compared to the previous night. Further north
. Later in the day, another band of potentially heavy rain is expected to move into southern and southwestern regions. Winds will generally remain light, though breezy conditions may develop towards the far southwest. ⚠️⚠️ Amber weather warning issued ⚠️⚠️ Torrential, thundery rain across parts
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