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Met Office

WMO: World set to face yet more record hot years this decade

Climate change

WMO: World set to face yet more record hot years this decade

UN's World Meteorological Organisation warns it is 'very likely' that global temperatures will temporarily exceed 1.5C for at least one year by 2030

clock 28 May 2026 • 4 min read
'Deeply worrying': Calls grow for climate resilience action as UK smashes heat records

Climate change

'Deeply worrying': Calls grow for climate resilience action as UK smashes heat records

Met Office confirms UK recorded its hottest ever temperature in May for the second consecutive day, reaching 35C in parts of West London

clock 26 May 2026 • 5 min read
'Basking in a solar surge': UK smashes solar generation record two days in a row

Solar

'Basking in a solar surge': UK smashes solar generation record two days in a row

Britain's solar farms generated a record 14.4GW of electricity during one period this week, according to the National Energy System Operator (NESO)

clock 09 April 2026 • 3 min read
'Weather whiplash' brings end to England's drought - but water firms urged to brace for its return

Risk

'Weather whiplash' brings end to England's drought - but water firms urged to brace for its return

Heavy rainfall replenishes England's water levels, but scientists warn changing climate makes rapid swings between drought and flooding more likely

clock 24 March 2026 • 4 min read
Met Office-led report calls for more robust global climate risk assessment

Risk

Met Office-led report calls for more robust global climate risk assessment

Paper warns failure to properly analyse credible worse case scenarios is leaving world more exposed to 'terrifying' climate risks

clock 27 February 2026 • 5 min read
'Higher chance of impacts': Exceptionally wet weather to continue until mid-March, Environment Agency warns

Climate change

'Higher chance of impacts': Exceptionally wet weather to continue until mid-March, Environment Agency warns

Worsening flood outlook prompts renewed calls for climate adaptation measures

clock 19 February 2026 • 3 min read
Rising pest risks: How the Met Office is helping to safeguard UK crops

Risk

Rising pest risks: How the Met Office is helping to safeguard UK crops

With climate change driving up temperatures new pests are increasingly becoming established in the UK, which the Met Office warns poses a growing threat to agriculture and forestry

clock 16 February 2026 • 2 min read
Closure of last coal power plant drives UK territorial emissions down to record low

Climate change

Closure of last coal power plant drives UK territorial emissions down to record low

Latest official statistics show UK emissions fell three per cent in 2024 and are now more than 53 per cent below 1990 levels - but challenges remain in decarbonising sectors such as road transport, aviation, and waste

clock 05 February 2026 • 5 min read
'The data tells a different story': Heat pumps bust reliability myths during UK cold snap

Efficiency

'The data tells a different story': Heat pumps bust reliability myths during UK cold snap

Nine-out-of-10 heat pump owners satisfied with home warmth during cold snap compared to eight-out-of-ten gas boiler users, new study finds

clock 09 January 2026 • 3 min read
Study: Climate-driven extreme weather events shifting natural cycles of plants and wildlife

Biodiversity

Study: Climate-driven extreme weather events shifting natural cycles of plants and wildlife

Study reveals growing evidence of how climate change is impacting a raft of natural processes, with significant implications for biodiversity and food systems

clock 05 January 2026 • 3 min read
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