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A number of warnings are in force through Thursday, with further warnings issued for Friday and into Saturday as wet and windy weather could bring impacts for some.

won’t reach those that we’ll see in parts of Scotland, there’s still a potential for some disruption, particularly for travel, which has resulted in Yellow warnings for these areas.” Find advice on being prepared for winter weather through WeatherReady. More wet and windy weather on the way for some

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

. A warmer night for many, particularly in the west, though eastern areas may feel cooler than the previous night. Cloud and rain may become more extensive in western areas. Met Office presenter and meteorologist, Alex Deakin, said: “It's going to be a wet day for some. Welcome rain in places, but also

A split in conditions between the northwest and southeast will subside later this week, introducing more widely wet and windy weather for the UK from late on Thursday and into the start of the weekend.

through the start of this week, with patchy cloud and sunny spells and temperatures into the high teens or low 20s Celsius for many. Turning increasingly wet and windy, with impacts for some The persistent and at times heavy rain for western Scotland through the much of the working week has resulted

Low pressure is dominating our weather as we head into October and the UK will experience some heavy rain and strong to gale force winds. This unsettled weather is being influenced by what's left of tropical systems Lee and Maria in the Atlantic. Wet and windy weather will set in from Saturday

Climate risk report for the Southeast Asia region

The climate risk report for the Southeast Asia region is part of a series of regional climate risk reports the Met Office has produced in collaboration with ODI and commissioned by FCDO to provide evidence to the UK Government in support of adaptation and resilience planning and investments