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• Wet and windy week for most

  A succession of weather fronts and low-pressure will see wet and windy weather dominate the UK this week.

  parts of eastern Scotland potentially seeing 50mm. It will be a wet day for many however with 10-20mm of rain falling across much of England, Wales and Scotland.”  Stay up to date with the latest weather warnings.  ⚠️ Yellow Weather Warning issued ⚠️ Rain warning for SE Scotland Tuesday 1200 until

• A wet and windy weekend ahead

  will be heaviest, more than 100mm is possible.” Over the weekend two separate Atlantic low-pressure systems will track to the north-west of the UK, bringing further heavy and persistent rain as well as strengthening south-westerly winds. It's been a wet October so far, and there's more rain to come

• Wet and windy end to 2017

  After the wintry conditions of recent days, the focus is now on wetter and windier weather.

  After the wintry conditions of recent days, the focus is now on wetter and windier weather. A series of low-pressure systems will arrive from the Atlantic over coming days, bringing unsettled but less cold conditions than recently. Rain and snow will slowly gradually clear eastwards on Friday

• A wet and windy end to the week

  We can all expect to see spells of wet and windy weather over the next few days as deep low pressure systems move towards the UK from the Atlantic.

  in the video below: Paul Gundersen Chief Meteorologist, said: “From today we will see a change in the weather affecting most of the UK with a spell of wet and windy conditions through to the middle of next week. Although different to what we have experienced over the past few weeks it is currently

• Wet and windy end to the week

  ; “This will bring a much wetter and windier spell than we’ve seen so far this autumn, but nothing that is unusual for the time of year. “The fast-moving system will bring strong gale force winds, locally in excess of 60mph, and heavy rain into the northwest before pushing quickly southeast through the day. We

• seasonal-assessment---summer24.pdf

  average and thunderstorms across southern England. The second week of August saw the highest temperature of the year so far, 34.8°C, recorded in Cambridge. On the 22 nd , the 12 th named storm of the 2023/24 season, Storm Lilian, arrived and brought strong winds and heavy rain to northern England

• seasonal-assessment---summer24pdf

  average and thunderstorms across southern England. The second week of August saw the highest temperature of the year so far, 34.8°C, recorded in Cambridge. On the 22 nd , the 12 th named storm of the 2023/24 season, Storm Lilian, arrived and brought strong winds and heavy rain to northern England

• seasonal-assessment---junjul24.pdf

  by a more substantial warm spell. Warmer temperatures closed out July, and some areas of the southeast reached 30°C. The start of July was wet for many, with areas of southern and northeastern England receiving more than the average July rainfall in the first half of the month. Much of the UK saw sun

• seasonal-assessment---junjul25.pdf

  seen temperatures above average overall, with both June and July providing a very warm start to the season. The weather has seen a series of lengthy warms spells of high pressure interspersed with cooler unsettled periods sometimes bringing thunder and lightning. June began cool, with a series

• Microsoft Word - seasonal_assessment_summary_2023.docx

  The following represents a provisional assessment of the weather experienced across the UK during 2023 and how it compares with the 1991 to 2020 average. Overall, 2023 was a very warm and rather wet year for the UK. The most notable features were the recordbreaking temperatures in June