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@metoffice
Met Office
4 days
Machine Learning-based weather models have the potential to revolutionise global seasonal forecasting, according to new Met Office-led research. Get the full story below or check this short thread for the highlights šŸ‘‡ 🧵 @allen_ai | @SciTechgovuk | #WeatherIntelligence
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Dave Throup
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A comparison of daily temperature anomalies during this Summer and 1976. It’s the much warmer daily minimum temperatures this year that have pushed the overall average up It’s also why personal memory is not a reliable measure. We remember the heatwaves not the cool nights.
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Marco Petagna
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1976 is no longer the warmest summer on record for any part of the UK...
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@MetOfficeCE
7 days
As I reposted the last one, I’d better repost this one!
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Dan Harris
8 days
So, I actually got my calculations WRONG... extra double night shifts for me as penance over the next month Using the correct min-temp, the one reported this morning... we already now know what the final mean summer CET figure is. and I *think* it comes out at 17.72, so a tie!
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@MetOfficeCE
7 days
The wait is over. There seem to be a lot of happy Daves @DaveBritton
@metoffice
Met Office
7 days
ā—ļøLatest storm names announced ā—ļø Here are the #StormNames for 2025/26, announced with @MetEireann and @KNMI Has your name made the list?
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Dan Harris
8 days
Summer 2025 currently ahead by a nose in the mean #CET stakes, with 1 day to go Today's mean max, if I've got my calculations right, of the 3 stations which make up the CET, is 20.6C This means an overnight mean min of 11.2C or more will break the record, currently held by 1976
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@MetOfficeCE
11 days
Probably a good time to post this. We are glad to have this option for the extreme cases where we might need to warn people to evacuate such as flash flooding
@cabinetofficeuk
Cabinet Office
1 month
SAVE THE DATE šŸ—“ļø On Sunday 7th September, we will be testing Emergency Alerts on mobile phones across the UK. Find out more: https://t.co/ZFiC6vTApF
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@MetOfficeCE
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Thanks @ChadWeather for the 1976 comments. I’ll add that humans are not good temperature sensors. We all feel a room is hot after exercise but cold after sitting still. 16C in March feels warm, but not in August. We acclimatise to heat when we travel, & our memory gilds the past
@ChadWeather
Oldham Weather
11 days
@GerardAMorrow I quote again. https://t.co/90dbovRzct You are not correct. Don't forget nighttime temperatures are included in the average.
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@metoffice
Met Office
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Provisional statistics from the Met Office show that summer 2025 will ā€˜almost certainly’ be the warmest summer on record for the UK. It would move 2018 off the top spot and relegate 1976 out of the top five warmest summer in a series which dates back to 1884. Read more šŸ‘‡
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@MetOfficeCE
20 days
Here’s the photo from @CarlowWeather
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@MetOfficeCE
20 days
You may remember the great picture from the aftermath of Storm Eowyn of the buoy washed up in Ireland. Here’s what happened next!
@metoffice
Met Office
20 days
In November 2024, one of our ocean buoys became lost at sea during Storm Bert... Eventually found washed up on a beach in Ireland, but what did we learn from the buoy's unexpected journey? Read our blog post šŸ‘‡
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@MetOfficeCE
24 days
I have advised gazebo reticence for the village show
@metoffice
Met Office
24 days
Unseasonably strong winds are expected across southwest England this weekend. Especially over northern coasts and to the northwest of higher ground, such as Dartmoor. Please be aware if camping, heading to the beach or planning outdoor events.
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@metoffice
Met Office
28 days
It's set to be a hot week for many, but the peak of the heat will be in different regions each day šŸŒ”ļø Take a look at what temperatures your area could reach šŸ‘‡
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@MetOfficeCE
29 days
Ah, I see the whole ā€œIt’s just summerā€and ā€œBut it’s measured in a hot placeā€ imbecility exists in French too. Extreme heatwave imminent in France
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MƩtƩovillages
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āŒ Non, 43°C Ć  Bordeaux c'est pas l'Ć©tĆ©, c'est l'enfer. šŸ‘‰ La normale d'aoĆ»t dans cette ville est de 26-28°C. Lundi, on sera donc jusqu'Ć  17°C au-dessus des normales. En comparaison d'Ć©cart, c'est comme s'il faisait, toujours Ć  Bordeaux, -14°C un matin de janvier. #canicule
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@MetOfficeCE
1 month
Plan A for today was climbing the Old Man of Coniston. Plan B involves tea shops and seeking out a local waterfall later on
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Marco Petagna
1 month
#StormFloris this morning Nasty looking hook associated with the wrap around occlusion
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@metoffice
Met Office
1 month
#StormFloris has been named It is forecast to bring unseasonably strong winds to the UK on Monday along with heavy rain Stay #WeatherAware āš ļø
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@MetOfficeCE
1 month
So pleased to be back working with the BBC on weather, climate, educational outreach and more
@metoffice
Met Office
1 month
šŸ“° Groundbreaking new partnership to deliver a world class public weather service announced Read our news release šŸ‘‡ https://t.co/y4prinmEiX
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@MetOfficeCE
2 months
I confess: I left one cucumber on a neighbour’s garden table and another on a different neighbour’s kitchen windowsill before taking two more to work. In my defence I had eaten cucumber soup and cucumber salad already
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Lynne Gibbons
2 months
@higgledygarden Aah! My friend used to call it the season of malicious zucchini giving - when neighbours sneak around under cover of darkness, leaving them on each others doorsteps!
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Jon Baker
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The future of the AMOC is one of the most urgent — and uncertain — questions in climate science. In this new Met Office video, I share insights from our Nature paper on how Southern Ocean winds may help prevent an AMOC collapse as the planet warms šŸŽ„
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