Can anyone tell me what these little plastic connector things are called? Little plastic wire connector things isn’t cutting is on search engine Thanks

Looking for the latest warming stripes for over 1000 countries, regions and cities? #ShowYourStripes Fully updated to 2025: www.ShowYourStripes.info

Did you know that a 3-inch hailstone can fall to the ground as fast as 107 mph? Find shelter, stay indoors, and stay away from windows when severe weather strikes. weather.gov/safety/thunderstorm

www.maptap.gg April 15 99🎯 85🎓 90👑 96🔥 95🏅 Final score: 937

Extratropical Cyclone #Vaianu continues to spiral toward the North Island of New Zealand. Damaging winds are expected, with severe gusts likely to bring down trees, cause power outages, and create hazardous conditions, particularly in exposed northern and eastern areas.

Any climate scientists want to sign a letter to UK political party leaders about whether we should extract more oil & gas from the North Sea?

A absolute pleasure to hang out with my good friend yesterday ❤️

It's been a very mild day across the UK, especially for England and Wales Here are today's top temperatures across each of the four nations 👇

Roses are red🌹 The weather’s been sh*tty 🌧️ So get outside today 😃 And enjoy the apricity ☀️

In the first of a new series of Deeper Dive YouTube exclusives, Alex Deakin had an in-depth discussion with Professor Craig Rodger from the University of Otago, an expert on space weather and its impacts on the electricity network. Read more: www.metoffice.gov.uk/blog/2026/de...

No it's not your imagination UK weather is getting wetter

Sustainable transport 🤝 Climate communication As Reading continued to experience the longest unbroken spell of rainfall ever recorded in the town, it was fitting that Reading Buses were launching a new fleet of electric buses, including this beauty featuring the #ClimateStripes ♥️ #ShowYourStripes

It’s like… Groundhog Day

We’ll be releasing our full Jan 2026 statistics on Mon 2 Feb. But early provisional Met Office UK statistics show Jan has seen: 👉 Above average rainfall – wettest in Northern Ireland, with southern England also very wet compared to average 👉 Below average temperatures 👉 Just below average sunshine

Which option do we choose - act or delay? These are the 'warning' stripes highlighting global choices. Do we act rapidly and keep global temperatures below 2°C, or delay and end up in a 3°C world (or worse)?

The heat energy we added to the ocean LAST YEAR is the equivalent of: - Detonating ten hydrogen bombs every minute - operating over a hundred large power plants continuously for all of written human history - Five times all the electricity human beings have ever used

Globally, no single day in 2025 was cooler than its 1991-2020 average. climate.copernicus.eu/global-clima...

Storm Goretti as seen from polar-orbiting satellites as it approached the UK.

The highest gust speed as a result of Storm Goretti is currently 99 mph, recorded at St Mary's Airport in the Isles of Scilly, making it a new record for the site Here are the top gust speeds so far 👇

Rapidly deepening #StormGoretti approaching from the SW The most intense winds on its southern and western side

⚠️⚠️🔴 Red weather warning issued 🔴⚠️⚠️ Wind across the Isles of Scilly and parts of Cornwall Thursday 16:00 – 23:00 Latest info 👉 bit.ly/WxWarning Stay #WeatherAware ⚠️

Watch 100 years of December sea surface temperature anomalies updated through 2025. There's a lot of year-to-year variability, but a clear long-term warm signal is evident over time due to human-caused climate change. 🌊 Data from psl.noaa.gov/data/gridded...

Although its very cold at the moment in the UK, 2025 was both the warmest (with a mean temperature of 10.09°C) and sunniest (1648.5 hours) on record. Here is a climate and weather #dataviz summary for the last year. #climatechange #globalwarming.

With Arctic air surrounding the UK, weather systems will move in from the west and southwest resulting in a messy mix of rain, wind, snow and ice in many places. Find out more in the Week Ahead forecast with Aidan McGivern www.youtube.com/watch?v=S8ol...

It's the most magical time of the year — when estimates of last year's global average temperature anomaly come out. Time to dust off my "last year was hot" auto-response.

Wondering how much snow has fallen? ❄️ Here are the highest snow depths from all 4 nations over the past few days👇

The scientific evidence is absolutely crystal clear: We are certain the world is warming because we're burning fossil fuels and putting more greenhouse gases in the atmosphere So we have to stop doing that We also need to adapt to the changes we've already caused www.channel4.com/news/uk-alre...

The last day of 2025 has gotten off to a widely frosty start Temperatures plummeted across all four home nations 🥶

If leftovers aren’t your favourite bit of Christmas food are you even doing it right?

Lots of chat about colder weather coming but from everything I’ve seen Thursday looks like a shoo-in for warmest day of the year so far….

Burning fossil fuels causes the climate to change and many extreme weather events to become more severe. #fact

Only 3 more Mondays until the nights start drawing out #funfact

Storm Claudia, named by @aemet.es, will affect the UK on Friday Heavy rain and strong winds will bring disruption and possible flooding Warnings are in force so stay #WeatherAware ⚠️

Typhoon #UwanPH / Fung-wong is very close to making landfall over Luzon in the Philippines. Latest satellite view:

This pumpkin had the bit between his teeth

Alrighty, ready to see something really cool? (and maybe a little nauseating) The evolution of Hurricane Melissa's mesovortices at peak strength.

A jaw-dropping view of the sun setting on Hurricane Melissa tonight. Melissa continues its approach to Jamaica as a powerful, major hurricane.

WHy iS IT so HaRD tO rUn A TrAIn sERVicE in tHIS CounTry #SWTrains #GWR #ClimateCrisis

This is definitely something worthy of quantitative analysis and experiments. It is very hard to know otherwise how much of the error was due to the lack of weather balloons. Forecast failures happen, and tropical cyclones moving into the extratropics are a common source of these.

Sea ice extent increasing as you'd expect N of Russia/Alaska/Canada ... but just look at the N European sector..some parts actually seeing a decrease in recent weeks ..

The anti-climate bots have made it to Bluesky. Overnight I received dozens of replies, quotes, and mentions from bot-looking accounts that are seemingly intent on spreading climate doom. All these posts were encouraging me and my audience to give up. Please block these accounts if you see them.

The @metoffice.gov.uk use weather station observations to reconstruct changes in UK average temperature since 1884. @copernicusecmwf.bsky.social produce the ERA5 reanalysis which reconstructs global weather every hour back to 1950 using a weather forecast model. Their estimates agree. Just sayin'.

#StormAmy ’s magnificent swirl as seen from @eumetsat.int’s Meteosat-12 satellite 🛰️

What a beauty... a terrible monstrous beauty... #StormAmy #Humberto from METEOSAT-12/ MTG water vapour 6.2micron channel: The dark area is dry, descending air. Where it forms the scorpion's tail in the final frame (dare I say "sting") is location of some of the most violent winds

⚠️⚠️ Amber weather warning issued ⚠️⚠️ Strong, damaging winds due to #StormAmy across parts of northern and western Scotland Friday 1700 – Saturday 0900 Latest info 👉 bit.ly/WxWarning Stay #WeatherAware ⚠️

#StormAmy has been named and is forecast to bring strong winds and heavy rain to the UK later on Friday and into Saturday #WeatherAware

youtu.be/yxQFUorHZlw?... Keep up to date with the weather this week, expecting a stormy spell Friday night 💨

The sun rises over Hurricane #Humberto, around 600 miles northeast of Puerto Rico.

It is "established fact" that humans have warmed the Earth by burning fossils fuels and that our emissions have made climate extremes more frequent and intense (IPCC AR6) Thank you for your attention to this matter! www.carbonbrief.org/...

An extraordinary satellite view of Super Typhoon Ragasa. The Category 5 storm continues to bring significant impacts to the Philippines.