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for the vast majority, the eyes of forecasters are drawn west from Tuesday as Ex-Hurricane Erin is likely to exert some influence over the UK’s weather through the middle of next week. Met Office Deputy Chief Meteorologist Tony Wisson is assessing the medium-range forecast. He said: “There’s still a lot

, the weather for the remainder of the Olympics was characterised by very hot and dry conditions. Credits:  Image: © Crown copyright, Met Office; Data: EUMETSAT July 2024 - Hurricane Beryl 8 July 2024 Two simultaneous satellite views of Hurricane Beryl were captured at 13:30 UTC on 8th July, shortly

possible by the peak of the hurricane season. The estimates for June–November 2011: • a 4.7% chance of exceeding 19 storms (recorded June–November 2010). • a less than 1% chance of exceeding 27 storms (recorded June–November 2005). © Crown copyright 2011 Tropical Storm Outlook 02 Tropical Storm

Hurricanes, typhoons and tornadoes: What’s the difference? Author: Press Office 15 September 2025 With tropical storm season now underway, and Tropical Storm Mario continuing to move northwest in the Eastern Pacific, we're taking a look at hurricanes, typhoons and tornadoes, and what the differences

, these bringing an Atlantic frontal system toward the UK. This will bring some cloudy, wet and windy conditions to many areas during the course of Monday and Tuesday, with strong winds possible in the north .” Ex-hurricane Ernesto influence from Thursday possible Hurricane Ernesto is currently a category two

to the east on Monday with further spells of rain moving across the UK from the west. Beyond this, we start to see the influence of Atlantic hurricanes on the UK forecast. Hurricane Lee, which will affect northeast USA and east Canada in the short term, is likely to transition into a regular area of low

(hurricane, tropical storm, sub-tropical storm) that has developed in the Atlantic having been named by the National Hurricane Center in Miami, the name is not changed and is referred to as ‘ex-Tropical Storm Helene’, for example. However, if the weather system qualifies for naming under our own rules

systems predicting as most likely neutral to El Niño conditions by the end of the forecast period. Sea-surface-temperatures (SSTs) across the tropical North Atlantic are predicted to be near- to below-normal during the peak of the hurricane season (August–October 2012). The probability of exceeding

“typhoon” is used for storms that form in the north-west Pacific Ocean, but similar systems are known as hurricanes in the Atlantic and north-east Pacific, and cyclones in the Indian Ocean and south-west Pacific. Despite the different names, these storms all result from the same meteorological

WMO Severe Weather Information Centre Regional Specialised Meteorological Centres National Hurricane Center, Miami (Caribbean Sea, Gulf of Mexico, North Atlantic and eastern North Pacific oceans east of 140°W) Japan Meteorological Agency, Tokyo (Western North Pacific Ocean from Malay peninsula