The weekend will begin with plenty of dry and bright weather across the UK, although showers will continue in the northwest.
After one of the warmest and most remarkable summers in the UK’s recorded history, you may have heard the question: does a hot summer mean a cold winter?
The new movie PRESSURE is in cinemas now and tells the true story behind the Met Office’s most important forecast; the one for the D-Day invasion. But what’s the historical reality behind the film?
The UK is entering a changeable 10-day period, with temperatures initially climbing well above average in the southeast ...
The Met Office has been named one of the UK’s Best Workplaces in Tech by Great Place to Work for the fourth consecutive year.
From record ocean heat to the UK’s warmest year on record, 2025 provided further evidence of a global climate system ...
The autumn equinox arrives this week, marking the point when the Northern Hemisphere begins to tilt further away from the sun.
Do you keep a close eye on the weather, or do you just enjoy talking about it? Either way, it’s time to put your knowledge to the test with this week’s Met Office weather quiz.
The weekend will begin with some lively winds and contrasting conditions across the UK, with showers in the north and a weakening band of rain affecting parts of England and Wales.
After the record-breaking heat of summer 2026, signs of warmer weather returning may prompt the question: could the UK experience one final heatwave before autumn takes hold?
Recent weather headlines have focused on everything from a late September “heat bomb” and temperatures approaching 30°C to a ...
For more than a century, the Met Office's National Meteorological Archive has held a treasure trove of historical weather data, some of it dating back to 1837. Now, thanks to a major project, tens of ...
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