Met Office

The Met Office is the United Kingdom’s national weather service, renowned for its expertise in meteorology and climate science. Established in 1854, it has a rich history of providing accurate weather forecasts and warnings to the public and various sectors.

With a commitment to delivering high-quality services, the Met Office employs advanced technology and scientific research to monitor and predict weather patterns. Its core activities include:

• Weather Forecasting: Providing daily forecasts and severe weather warnings to ensure public safety.
• Climate Research: Conducting extensive research on climate change and its impacts, contributing to global understanding.
• Consultancy Services: Offering tailored weather and climate services to businesses, helping them make informed decisions.
• Education and Outreach: Engaging with communities to raise awareness about weather and climate issues.

The Met Office aims to be a leader in weather and climate science, continuously improving its forecasting capabilities and expanding its services. It collaborates with international organizations to enhance global weather monitoring and response strategies.

Headquartered in Exeter, the Met Office plays a crucial role in supporting the UK government and emergency services during extreme weather events. Its vision is to provide the best possible weather and climate information to help society adapt and thrive in a changing environment.