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Met Office
Global leaders in weather and climate science
About Met Office
The Met Office combines weather and climate science and data with expert insights to help government, businesses, emergency responders and the public to make informed decisions based on the weather and our changing climate. Everything we do is based on world-leading science and enhanced by the close working relationships we have with partners around the globe. We collect and make sense of massive amounts of data every day, using cutting-edge technology to deliver it into the hands of the people that need it, when it matters. Our expert meteorologists tailor forecasts and weather warnings to the needs of individuals and organisations to ensure they have maximum impact. And in collaboration with international organisations, we're advancing global understanding of our changing climate through ground-breaking research that underpins critical services vital for UK resilience. We are the Met Office. This is world- changing work.
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Research & Knowledge
Met Office research shows how incorporating physical principles into the training process can help AI forecasts better represent weather systems, sharp fronts, and high-impact events while maintaining strong forecast performance.
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Research & Knowledge
Met Office is developing FastNet, an AI-based weather prediction model developed in partnership with The Alan Turing Institute.
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Strategy & Corporate Development
Met Office published the new UK Space Strategy highlighting the role of space in supporting weather forecasts, climate intelligence, and national resilience.
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Research & Knowledge
Met Office research shows how incorporating physical principles into the training process can help AI forecasts better represent weather systems, sharp fronts, and high-impact events while maintaining strong forecast performance.
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Research & Knowledge
Met Office is developing FastNet, an AI-based weather prediction model developed in partnership with The Alan Turing Institute.
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Research & Knowledge
Met Office published a new blog post comparing the summers of 1976 and 2026.
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Presence & Recognition
Met Office received an exclusive clip from STUDIOCANAL UK for the film PRESSURE inspired by a Met Office forecast, released in cinemas on Wednesday September 9.
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Sales & Marketing
Met Office hosted the European Premiere of the film PRESSURE, featuring discussions with Andrew Scott, Brendan Fraser, Damian Lewis, and director Anthony Maras.
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Presence & Recognition
Met Office Library and Archive Manager Catherine Ross FRHistS will speak with Andrew Whitmarsh, curator of The D-Day Story, about the history behind the film PRESSURE at The D-Day Story in Portsmouth on Saturday September 5.
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Research & Knowledge
Met Office scientists assessed UK summer temperatures against future global warming levels and found that this summer would be around average for a UK summer in a world 2.5 - 3°C warmer than the pre-industrial period.
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Research & Knowledge
Met Office experts reacted to the figures, in what is the second consecutive year the UK has set a new record for summer mean temperatures.
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Research & Knowledge
Met Office revealed the official 2026/27 storm names, which included Shaun chosen by the public as part of collaboration with Aardman.
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