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of central and southern England Monday NOW – 2100 Latest info 👉 https://t.co/QwDLMfRBfs Stay #WeatherAware ⚠️ pic.twitter.com/S3ARYSxnOy — Met Office (@metoffice) September 23, 2024 Met Office Chief Meteorologist Steve Willington said: “Following wet weather in recent days, rain, heavy at times

Office 10-day trend: Wet and windy into Autumn Author: Press Office 28 August 2025 As summer comes to an end, the UK is already experiencing a distinctly autumnal feel. The latest Met Office 10-Day Trend points to a period dominated by unsettled conditions, with low pressure systems bringing spells

However, a series of low-pressure systems, from the Atlantic, are continuing to bring unsettled but less cold conditions for areas of the UK over the coming days. Paul Gundersen Met Office Chief Forecaster, said: “Much of the UK will remain wet and windy for New Year’s Eve with rain and hill snow

The Met Office have issued rain and wind warnings as an area of low pressure pushed a spell of wet and windy weather across the UK.

the strong winds on Wednesday, affecting Northern Ireland and Scotland first thing but then pushing eastwards to the rest of the UK by the end of the day. Where this rain falls on top of already wet ground there may be some localised flooding and disruption and yellow rain warnings have been issued

and season. • The climate service received excellent feedback from users, with 100% of respondents wanting to see the briefings repeated the following winter. Winter weather has a significant impact on the supply of energy. For example stormy conditions can damage overhead electricity cables, cause

with long-term averages. England, Wales and Northern Ireland all close the month close to their average temperature for the month. Scotland, however, has been cooler than average. Dr Mark McCarthy concluded: “March 2023 will be remembered for being a dull and wet month, especially for those in the south

Office Deep Dive: A look into Hurricane season Author: Press Office 24 September 2025 As autumn unfolds across the UK, the weather has taken a notable turn. After a weekend marked by heavy rain and weather warnings, conditions have shifted to a dry and settled pattern, with chilly mornings becoming

-Hazard Early Warning System for Africa and Asia (RIMES), Regional Climate Centre (RCC) Pune, established by the India Meteorological Department (IMD). Reliable seasonal predictions in South Asia are of major importance to support climate resilience in the region.  In order to raise awareness

Communities across Southeast Asia have to endure some of the world’s most severe weather as the region is regularly affected by floods, major cyclones and other high-impact events.

, will be working with organisations in the region and the UK to build a program of scientific weather-related research and to develop advice related to high-impact weather events. Simon Vosper, Met Office Director of Meteorological Science, said: “Southeast Asia is regularly rocked by high-impact

not currently have a sample cup or shield, which can allow liquid water to enter the sample line. If the manual water drain at the foot of the tower is not emptied on a regular basis, there is the possibility of water entering the Picarro CRDS. Owing to the very wet conditions over winter 2013-2014