
Thank you for responding so promptly to my FOI request. Manager to link to us from your organisation's FOI page. If you find this service useful as an FOI officer, please ask your web Information requests to Meteorological Office? If so, please contact usĭisclaimer: This message and any reply that you make will be published on Please use this email address for all replies to this request: Could you pleaseĬonfirm the current number and locations of these installations throughout Recent BBC News item) and one within sight of Evesham. Least two more (one in Dorset,Long Ash Lane-A37, which was featured on a However, I travel throughout the country in my job and have spotted at Your fact-sheet on radar shows 18 installations across the I am interested in the locations and number of radar installations in the Subject: Freedom of Information request - Radar Installations in the UK If you receive this e-mail in error, then please If you are not the addressee, you may not use or copy it toĪny other person. “in confidence” and may be covered by contractual, legal or other This e-mail is intended for the addressee only. Met Office Fitzroy Road Exeter EX1 3PB United Kingdom You should therefore expect to receive our response by 10 October 2014. Response within a period of 20 working days from the date it was received Under the requirements of the Freedom of information ActĢ000/Environmental Information Regulations 2004, you will receive our Please accept this as acknowledgement of your enquiry dated 13 September Join our 220,000 followers on twitter to get interactiveįorecasts or see our latest activities using your choice of social media.
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Met Office FitzRoy Road Exeter EX1 3PB United Kingdom Please phone the Weather Desk on +44 (0)1392 885680, this number isĪvailable 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. In the meantime, if you have any questions or your enquiry is urgent, We are sorry that we cannot respond individually to your feedback aboutĬhanges and retirement and thank you for your support whilst we go through Understand that it may take some time before they start to feel familiar. They are triedĪnd tested and have been available to users since March 2012. Retain all the information which was previously available. The home page of our website can be found here: Have been introducing new more reliable pages in order to keep to this and We have an obligation to keep our service available to the public and we The old forecast pages have had to be withdrawn because the technology Over the next few weeks users will automatically be redirected to the new This process has now cascaded to our regional forecasts and You may also find our “Weather Guide” helpful and this can be found here:ĭuring the past two years we have begun to retire many of our “Classic” Tube video, “New Style 5 Day Forecast Page”: If you need help navigating the site please refer to the following You Write to us and your feedback will be collated for management review. Unfortunately, we are unable to respond to your emails about this, but

To the Met Office website, feedback from users is invaluable. If your enquiry is of this nature one of our Weather Desk Advisors will beĪlternatively, if you are in touch due to the recent changes we have made We aim to respond to general enquiries and data requests within 6 hours so Thanks to our website, such unpleasant surprises are now no longer a problem.Thank you for your email. Due to your deep sleep, however, you have not noticed any of this. A storm has raged overnight and left its trail of devastation in your garden or on your balcony. Surely you have already experienced a similar situation: You go to sleep in the evening and can hardly believe your eyes the next morning. Storm tonight? – Sleep calmly from now on!

This way you can see exactly how the storm has moved in the last few hours and if you are in the direction of the storm’s path. If you do not see any coloring on the map, you normally do not have to expect severe weather.Ĭlick on the cursor symbol on the map to trace the time course of the storm in the storm radar. Thus, caution should be taken in dark red areas. The color spectrum ranges from yellow (weak severe weather warning or advance severe weather warning) to dark red (very strong severe weather). On our storm map, current severe weather areas are color-coded. The intensity of the storm is shown on the map with different colors based on the current severe weather warnings. Where is there a risk of severe weather? – How to read the storm radar:

Storm warnings are displayed according to severity with a yellow, orange, or red color.
