The Japanese Meteorological Agency has introduced a new term for days which exceed 40C - the word 'kokushobi', which translates as 'cruelly hot'. This was chosen after a public poll, to follow similar terms to refer to days of over 25C, 30C and 35C in Japan. We don't have quite such formulated
Musings
Drier conditions for the next 2 weeks
Good day all, The broader picture through the coming couple of weeks points towards a rather quiet and controlled weather regime. High pressure continues to hold firm helping to keep things largely settled. Meanwhile, the Atlantic remains relatively subdued, with no strong or persistent storm systems making significant inroads from the west.
5 things for the weekend
Spring May Stay On The Chillier Side
Below is the 35-day GFS ensemble temperature forecast for Birmingham. What stands out most clearly is the almost non-existent rise in temperatures from now until mid-May; have a look: There's a surprising amount of information we can glean from this chart, with just a little extra context. The main feature to
Temperatures may go cooler week after next?
5 week ahead weather things to know
Rising pressure? Yes or maybe?
Confused signals for May (and the summer)
5 things for the weekend
🌦️ A rather unsettled weekend with spells of rain at times, especially early on Saturday. 🌧️ Rain gradually clears eastwards through Saturday, leaving a mix of sunshine and showers. 🌤️ Brighter intervals developing later Saturday as conditions become more showery. 🌦️ Sunday starts largely dry and bright for many
Rainfall levels for next 2 weeks
Good day all, Looking ahead to the next couple of weeks, the overall weather pattern appears fairly settled. High pressure is expected to remain dominant across the European continent, occasionally extending into the eastern parts of the British Isles. At the same time, the Atlantic does not look vert active, with









