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  1. Western Morning News published Fun in the sun with temperatures set to sizzle
    Western Morning News logo Western Morning News 3 hours ago

    The spell of glorious weather saw thousands of people yesterday dashing outdoors to make the most of it in the wake of the recent heavy rains. Mother Nature saved the best weather for inland areas while coastal areas had to make do with warm... Full Article at Western Morning News

  2. Sunshine to continue as Aberdeen temperatures sizzle
    Evening Express logo Evening Express 3 hours ago

    ABERDEEN and the region have been basking in sizzling temperatures as Scotland boasts some of the UK’s hottest spots. Met Office forecaster Leo McKinstry said: “The lovely weather is expected to last for the next five days. It will be nice in Aberdeen,... Full Article at Evening Express

  3. Getty Images logo Getty Images 3 weeks ago
    LACOCK, ENGLAND - APRIL 30: A car makes its way through flood water on April 30, 2012 in Lacock, England. After weeks of drought leading to a hosepipe ban in some regions, the Met Office today has confirmed that April has been the wettest on record,...

    LACOCK, ENGLAND - APRIL 30: A car makes its way through flood water on April 30, 2012 in Lacock, England. After weeks of drought leading to a hosepipe ban in some regions, the Met Office today has confirmed that April has been the wettest on record,... View Photo »

  4. Our readings go further back than any other data in the UK, including that recently reported by the Met Office.
    SOURCE: BBC News 2 weeks ago
  5. Scotland basks in sunshine as temperature hits 23.9C on hottest day of the year
    The Daily Record logo The Daily Record 1 day ago

    Lossiemouth in Moray was the hottest spot at 23.9C. Temperatures hit 20C in Glasgow and 18 in Edinburgh, Aberdeen and Dundee. And a Met Office spokesman had more good news. He said: “Temperatures around the 20C mark will continue for the next few days,... Full Article at The Daily Record

  6. Ormskirk News: Warm weather won’t last long in Liverpool says Met Office
    Ormskirk & Skelmersdale Advertiser logo Ormskirk & Skelmersdale Advertiser 1 day ago

    At Martin Mere wildfowl and wetlands trust centre in Burscough, near Ormskirk, some flamingo chicks had their first taste of the rays. But the Met Office warned that today’s weather would be a different story. A spokesperson told the ECHO: “There is... Full Article at Ormskirk & Skelmersdale Advertiser

  7. New research from last week 20/2012
    Skeptical Science logo Skeptical Science 2 days ago

    The unusual 20th century warming cannot be explained by natural variability alone, suggesting a strong influence of anthropogenic forcing in the Australasian region." Abstract: "We diagnose forcing and climate feedbacks in benchmark sensitivity... Full Article at Skeptical Science

  8. Getty Images logo Getty Images 3 weeks ago
    LACOCK, ENGLAND - APRIL 30: Flood water gathers around Lacock Abbey on April 30, 2012 in Lacock, England. After weeks of drought leading to a hosepipe ban in some regions, the Met Office today has confirmed that April has been the wettest on record,...

    LACOCK, ENGLAND - APRIL 30: Flood water gathers around Lacock Abbey on April 30, 2012 in Lacock, England. After weeks of drought leading to a hosepipe ban in some regions, the Met Office today has confirmed that April has been the wettest on record,... View Photo »

  9. The Environment Agency is continuing to keep a close watch on river levels as well as checking defences and clearing any potential blockages to reduce the risk of flooding. While the Met Office has been forecasting some heavy rain throughout [yesterday] morning – which could lead to localised flooding –...
    SOURCE: The Independent 3 weeks ago
  10. Weather experiment - The thermal wind
    YouTube Logo YouTube Videos 3 days ago
  11. Q&A: No Single Country Can Forecast Climate Change Alone
    AlertNet 2 days ago

    Centella said scientific forecasting is essential for designing adaptation policies, and added that no one single country can Full Article at AlertNet

  12. Summer days are finally on the way, claim forecasters
    Belfast Telegraph logo Belfast Telegraph 3 days ago

    They will be hoping that the drier conditions will encourage more people to go out and spend on shrubs, plants, garden furniture and barbecues. Remember marvellous March? According to the Met Office, the average temperature here in March was 2.6C above... Full Article at Belfast Telegraph

  13. Coldest May Latest: Unsettled weather here to stay as Met Office warns rain will continue for May
    Climate Realists logo Climate Realists 4 days ago

    Temperatures will rise slightly above the May average, however, with some parts of the south reaching highs of 19C (66F). Met Office forecaster Sarah Holland said: ‘The beginning of next week will be mainly dry but there’s going to be a lot of cloud... Full Article at Climate Realists

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  1. LACOCK, ENGLAND - APRIL 30: A car makes its way through flood water on April 30, 2012 in Lacock, England. After weeks of drought leading to a hosepipe ban in some regions, the Met Office today has confirmed that April has been the wettest on record, with 'well above' average rainfall. ...
  2. LACOCK, ENGLAND - APRIL 30: Flood water gathers around Lacock Abbey on April 30, 2012 in Lacock, England. After weeks of drought leading to a hosepipe ban in some regions, the Met Office today has confirmed that April has been the wettest on record, with 'well above' average rainfall. ...
  3. BRADFORD ON AVON, ENGLAND - APRIL 30: The river Avon flows under a bridge on April 30, 2012 in Bradford On Avon, England. After weeks of drought leading to a hosepipe ban in some regions, the Met Office today has confirmed that April has been the wettest on record, with 'well above'...
  4. GLENSHEE, UNITED KINGDOM - APRIL 04: Two girls sit on sculptures amid the snow at Glenshee on April 4, 2012 in Glenshee, Scotland. The Met Office issued a weather warning as snow moved south affecting roads in northern England causing poor visibility and icy conditions.
  5. BOURNEMOUTH, ENGLAND - MARCH 26: People enjoy the warm fine weather besides the sea on March 26, 2012 in Bournemouth, England. The Met Office expect today to be the warmest day of the year so far, with temperatures expected to reach 21C across many parts of the country.
  6. LONDON, ENGLAND - MARCH 26: A couple stroll through Regents Park on March 26, 2012 in London, England. The Met Office expect today to be the warmest day of the year so far, with temperatures expected to reach 21C across many parts of the country.
  7. LONDON, ENGLAND - MARCH 01: A couple feed pigeons in St James's Park on March 1, 2012 in London, England. After a recent cold snap Britain is expected to see a short period of unseasonably mild weather following one of the driest February's on record according to the Met Office.
  8. Autumnal fallen leaves lie on the ground as Wagner Pereira from Brazil relaxes on a hammock during unseasonal hot weather on Hampstead Heath in London, Thursday, Sept. 28, 2011. Britain's Met Office said Tuesday many places in the country can expect unbroken sunshine for the rest of the...
  9. A man dives into the mens' pond during unseasonal hot weather on Hampstead Heath in London, Thursday, Sept. 28, 2011. Britain's Met Office said Tuesday many places in the country can expect unbroken sunshine for the rest of the week with maximum temperatures around ten degrees above...

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  1. Our readings go further back than any other data in the UK, including that recently reported by the Met Office.
    SOURCE: BBC News 2 weeks ago
  2. The Environment Agency is continuing to keep a close watch on river levels as well as checking defences and clearing any potential blockages to reduce the risk of flooding. While the Met Office has been forecasting some heavy rain throughout [yesterday] morning – which could lead to localised flooding –...
    SOURCE: The Independent 3 weeks ago
  3. The Met Office Hadley Centre has helped to make the UK a world leader in climate science and I am determined that the Government continues to support their work. This investment will significantly improve their capacity to produce the ground breaking robust evidence for which they are internationally re...
    SOURCE: Junk Science 1 month ago
  4. The world-class research of the Met Office Hadley Centre has established the UK as a real authority in understanding the challenges of climate change. This new investment will ensure the Hadley Centre continues to provide us with the cutting edge evidence we need as we develop plans to prepare the UK fo...
    SOURCE: environmental-expert.com 1 month ago
  5. By adapting the Met Office model to the conditions found on those planets we can interpret these observations, and use them to understand how the physics governing out weather and climate behaves in an environment very different from our own
    SOURCE: LiveScience.com 1 month ago
  6. recent years have seen a spate of cold winters, with 2009-10 being recorded as the coldest in 31 years. Recent studies have linked the gradual shrinking of Arctic sea ice to colder weather in the UK and the rest of Europe, as well as the US and China. However the Met Office has not spoken about the issu...
    SOURCE: Dallas Blog 2 months ago
  7. the reduction in Arctic sea ice caused by climate change is playing a role in the UK’s recent colder and drier winter weather, according to the Met Office.
    SOURCE: Dallas Blog 2 months ago
  8. The Innovations Awards shine a light on the best creative thinking across the digital industry and Met Office's finalist status proves that government communications can be innovative, creative and achieve recognition. The Met Office wholly deserves this level of recognition for its continued focus on e...
    SOURCE: Street Insider 2 months ago
  9. The Innovations Awards shine a light on the best creative thinking across the digital industry and Met Office's finalist status proves that government communications can be innovative, creative and achieve recognition. The Met Office wholly deserves this level of recognition for its continued focus on e...
    SOURCE: Street Insider 2 months ago

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