Tag Archives: temperatures

Atlantic depressions bring above-average rain for some

Posted on 29 September, 2017 by Met Office Press Office

During the first half of the month, a succession of low-pressure systems tracking close to the UK brought rain to most places as fronts swept from west to east. After a cool, showery interlude around mid-month, a more autumnal pattern … Continue reading →

Posted in Met Office News | Tagged rainfall, September, sunshine, temperatures, weather statistics | 4 Comments

September warmth in the UK

Posted on 29 September, 2016 by Met Office Press Office

Figures and text updated 4 October 2016 with provisional full month data. Despite a mixture of weather across the UK, two warm spells around the 9th and 13th of the month helped boost temperatures, with this September provisionally the equal-second … Continue reading →

Posted in Met Office News | Tagged averages, Heat, monthly statistics, rainfall, September, sunshine, temperatures, weather | 1 Comment

A mixed June so far

Posted on 17 June, 2016 by Met Office Press Office

So far in June there has been quite a variation in the weather we have seen. The start of the month brought some warm and sunny weather, especially in the west. However, more recently it has been rather more unsettled … Continue reading →

Posted in Met Office News | Tagged 2016, flodding, hot, june, Met Office, rainfall, showers, temperatures, thunder, warm, wet | 2 Comments

Contrasting weather for Europe this weekend

Posted on 16 June, 2016 by Met Office Press Office

A developing area of low pressure across central Europe will bring a spell of very unsettled weather across the Alps to the Baltic over the next couple of days, but also introduce increasingly hot conditions to southeast Europe. Warm and … Continue reading →

Posted in Met Office News | Tagged European weather, flooding, gales, Heat, heavy rain, strong winds, sunshine, temperatures, thunderstorms | 3 Comments

World weather roundup

Posted on 21 January, 2016 by Met Office Press Office

In this blog we take a look at what’s happening around the world where the weather is straying away from what’s normal or has the potential to bring disruption. North America A deep area of low pressure will bring the … Continue reading →

Posted in Met Office News | Tagged 'Nor'easter', cold, Fiji Meteorological Service, Fog, freezing, National Weather Service, snow, temperatures, Tropical Storm Victor, weather, Winter, world weather | 1 Comment

Spooky heat for Halloween weekend?

Posted on 28 October, 2015 by Met Office Press Office

Last Halloween saw record breaking temperatures across parts of the United Kingdom, with both Kew Garden’s, London and Gravesend, Kent reaching a maximum temperature of 23.6C. What can trick or treaters expect this year on Halloween? The weather’s currently in … Continue reading →

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Met Office in the Media – 7 August 2015

Posted on 7 August, 2015 by Met Office Press Office

An article published today makes a number of claims about Met Office weather and climate science. It would be difficult to cover all the points raised in this blog, but here we look at the science and facts behind a … Continue reading →

Posted in Met Office in the Media | Tagged climate, climate change, global warming, Greenland, Greenland ice sheet, melting ice, Met Office, Met Office Hadley Centre, statistics, temperatures, weather forecasting | 26 Comments

What’s causing the warm weather in the UK?

Posted on 27 March, 2012 by Met Office Press Office

Temperatures continue to break records across parts of the UK. Cromdale in Moray reached 23.2 deg C on Monday breaking the record set the day before for the warmest March day in Scotland. Following on from our post yesterday ‘Why … Continue reading →

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Coldest night of the winter so far

Posted on 3 February, 2012 by Met Office Press Office

Last night saw a severe frost across the UK with temperatures falling to their lowest this winter in many places. The lowest temperature recorded last night was -11.3°C at Sennybridge in Powys, Wales. Below are a selection of minimum temperatures … Continue reading →

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Is it really that mild?

Posted on 21 December, 2011 by Met Office Press Office

Over the next few days we’re expecting maximum temperatures of up to 13 deg C in places, with fairly widespread mild temperatures expected in most places both by day and night. This is in stark contrast to this time last … Continue reading →

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