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High Pressure and more High Pressure!

Doesn't come as any surprised does it, we move beyond the three most important summer months and what happens across much of Europe now, high pressure arrives! The summer period was often dominated by low pressure across the British Isles, in particular through July and August and some unsettled conditions, at

Large Diurnal Ranges!

On viewing the title of this musing, you may be wondering what a 'diurnal range' is? - Well, it is meteorological lingo to describe the difference in temperatures between the daily maximum and minimum temperatures, that range is called the diurnal range. We are now entering into the time of

Has the Met Office forgotten what it’s for?

As you’ll know if you follow our Twitter and Facebook feeds, I spent today at Imperial College in London at a National Meeting of the excellent Royal Meteorological Society. You’ll shortly be able to watch and view the presentations at the Royal Met Society’s website. The meeting explored communicating meteorology in a

October 2017 – Preliminary Guidance

+++ THIS FORECAST IS FOR PRIVATE CLIENTS ONLY AND MAY NOT BE DISTRIBUTED OR COPIED IN ANY WAY WITHOUT PRIOR PERMISSION. +++   PRELIMINARY FORECAST FOR OCTOBER 2017 ===================================== Issued: Wednesday 20th September 2017 Contact: simon@weatherweb.net HEADLINES ========= + Very low confidence + High pressure appears dominant early + More unsettled mid to late month + Mild overall   FACTORS AFFECTING OCTOBER 2017

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