The Quarterly Journal communicates and documents the results of new research in the atmospheric sciences and associated fields. Learn more about The Quarterly Journal: #AtmosphericScience #WeatherandClimate

We want to help equip you will the skills you need to uphold publication standards while advancing professionally. You can download the RMetS Peer Review Guide here: #peerreview

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At the society we have delivered climate change communication training since 2019! Designed to empower participants with the knowledge and confidence to communicate effectively about climate change, we welcome you to explore our highlights: #climatechange

Your August issue of Weather is now available! .In this months edition:.🌡️ New UK air temperature extremes, July 2022.🔺Super Typhoon Saola.☀️Increasing chance of record UK summer temperatures.🗓️2024 hurricane prediction market.

RT @wileyearthspace: The UK’s rapidly changing climate continues to bring warmer, wetter, and sunnier conditions than the 20th century, wit….

Announcing our Autumn Masterclass Series, Tropical Meteorology in partnership with the University of Leeds. 📅17th September, 1st October, and 15th October. Register and find out more: #Meteorology #Masterclass #WeatherandClimate

Fun fact:.🏝️Lightning occurs over land (despite the Earth being 70% water).🌩️Superbolts are exceptionally powerful and bright lightning, up to 1,000 times more energetic than a standard bolt. Dive deeper into this with Jen Stout:

A huge thank you to the incredible volunteers who generously continue to give their time to support the Society!. We sincerely appreciate those who volunteer their time to share their knowledge, the impact we make would not be achievable without them 🌟. #weatherandclimate

🌏This annual report looks back at the weather of 2024 and the previous decade (2015–2024), comparing it to long-term climate records for the UK. 📖 Dive into the data and explore how our climate is evolving: #UKClimate #ClimateAction

🌏The Quarterly Journal is recognised as one of the world’s leading meteorological publications. Since 1873, QJ has been committed to communicating the results of new research across the atmospheric sciences. Explore the journal: #Meteorology

This year, we returned to Hartwell House in Aylesbury, the historic birthplace of the Royal Meteorological Society, to mark our 175th anniversary. 📜. A heartfelt thank you to everyone who joined us for this historic occasion!. #weatherandclimate #meteorology

Climate Resilience and Sustainability is an open access journal, we actively encourage submissions from both practitioners and researchers — including policy, practice-based, and academic papers. 🔗 Submit now: #ClimateResilience

The 5th National Meeting on Climate Impacts and Risks will return to the University of Bristol on 18 –19 September 2025. The call for abstracts is now officially open!. Please visit the event webpage at to submit your abstract, and register for this event.

As part of the Society’s ongoing Science Engagement activities, we deliver climate change communication training designed to empower participants with the knowledge and confidence to communicate effectively about climate change. Explore the highlights:

The Met Office #StateOfUKClimate Report for 2024 demonstrates that record-breaking and extreme weather has become increasingly commonplace in the UK as our climate continues to change over recent decades. 🌍. #UKClimate

The RMetS special interest group on meteorological observing systems mini conference will take place in person at the Newcastle University on Wednesday 3 September. The deadline to submit a poster presentation is Thursday 31st July: #Meteorology.

We are pleased to invite nominations for our 2025 Awards! Our awards celebrate the valuable contribution of scientists and professionals to weather and climate science. To explore our awards and nominate your winner please visit: #AwardNominations

🧠Professor Brian Golding OBE FRMetS, President of the Royal Meteorological Society, reflects on past advances and casts forward into a future shaped by artificial intelligence, climate change, and shifting societal needs. 🌍. #WeatherForecasting

🌟 We’re thrilled to see members of our community recognised in King Charles III’s Birthday Honours list! . Congratulations to Peter Cox, Andrew C-P, Jolene Cook, Gabi Hegerl, and Emily Shuckburgh on this well-deserved recognition👏. #weatherandclimate

Inclusivity is at the heart of everything we do. In this video, we discuss the practical ways we ensure that everyone feels represented, respected, and welcomed across all aspects of our work🌍. 🎥 Watch now to learn more –