Climate models: an essential tool for guiding policy | Official blog of the Met Office news team
Guest post: A Met Office review of the UK's weather in 2019 | Carbon Brief
Met Office forecasts 2016 to be hottest year on record | Carbon Brief
Zeke Hausfather on Twitter: "The UK Met Office has an excellent overview and intercomparison of all the different groups providing 2018 temperatures: https://t.co/OSsqdmn6gz… https://t.co/Iww2Dr43BN"
Weather: UK experiencing hotter days and 'tropical nights' - Met Office - BBC News
Assessment of Met Office ocean reanalysis. (left) Total number of... | Download Scientific Diagram
Guest post: A Met Office review of the UK's weather in 2019 | Carbon Brief
All-time temperature records broken in UK and Europe | Royal Meteorological Society
End of June statistics | Official blog of the Met Office news team
What is a heatwave? - Met Office
UK December: warmest and wettest on record, Met Office confirms - Red Cross Red Crescent Climate Centre
Climate change: World heading for warmest decade, says Met Office - BBC News
Met Office (@metoffice) | Twitter
Met Office temperature records – what do we monitor and how far do they go back? | Official blog of the Met Office news team
Confirmation that 2019 concludes warmest decade - Met Office
UK weather LIVE forecast: Met Office issues yellow weather warnings as UK braces for 39C | Weather | News | Express.co.uk
A Forecast The Met Office Hoped You Wouldn't See - The Global Warming Policy Forum
Global temperature: how does 2020 compare so far? | Official blog of the Met Office news team
Summer temperature 2018 – the 'new normal'? | Official blog of the Met Office news team
Met Office Science on Twitter: "🌍The @metoffice global temperature forecast predicts 2021 to be the 7th consecutive year temperatures have exceeded or been close to 1.0 °C above pre-industrial levels, with a
Global Average Temperature Anomaly Charts: (A) Met Office, NOAA, and... | Download Scientific Diagram
Confirmation that 2019 concludes warmest decade - Met Office
UK actual and anomaly maps - Met Office
Met Office on Twitter: "It will be an exceptionally cold night tonight, with temperatures falling to minus double digits for many! 😮… "
