The latest State of the Climate for the UK Energy Sector report, highlights how weather events between April 2024 and March 2025 significantly impacted electricity generation, demand, and infrastructure across the UK. Read the report: www.rmets.org/publications...

Join us for the State of the Climate for the Energy Sector Report launch, 20 October, London. Produced by RMetS and supported by AECOM, the report offers evidence-based insight into how weather and #climate events are affecting the UK’s #energy system. Register here: www.rmets.org/event/state-...

Our annual State of the Climate for the UK Energy Sector report doesn’t just track the weather. It tracks the impact on power, resilience, and risk. State of the Climate for the UK Energy Sector 2024–25 coming soon, supported by AECOM. Sign up for alerts: rmets.org/reports/stat...

We’re working on something big – another year of extreme weather and its impact on UK energy. Coming soon. Get updates here: rmets.org/reports/stat...

📺 The media shapes how we understand weather and climate impacts every day. Broadcast meteorologists are at the heart of this, connecting daily forecasts to climate science and tackling misinformation. @rmets.org explains why this work is so crucial ⬇️ buff.ly/efvr6kM

We’re delighted to be supported by AECOM on the second edition of our annual State of the Climate for the UK Energy Sector report. The report will be launched this October – sign up to be notified of its release here: rmets.org/reports/stat...

All students should leave school with the necessary climate literacy required to thrive as citizens of a world where the climate is changing, irrespective of their subject choices. Read our Curriculum for Climate Literacy: www.metlink.org/wp-content/u... #Curriculumforclimate #ClimateChange

A big congratulations to all the new IPCC authors! We are excited to share that some of our members will be involved in this panel, and we look forward to supporting all those taking part in the IPCC process for the next round!🙌🎊 #ClimateScience #ClimateAction #Policy #Academic

🌏The Quarterly Journal is one of the world’s leading meteorological publications Since 1873, QJ has been committed to communicating and documenting the results of new research across the atmospheric sciences and associated fields. Find out more: www.rmets.org/publication/... #meteorology

Explore these two resources, offering teachers an opportunity to explore the synergies between science and geography curricula. Summer’s Classroom Physics from the Institute of Physics👉 lnkd.in/enDVSKf7 The latest blog from the Geographical Association 👉 lnkd.in/eJchkTwN #weatherandclimate

🌍Save the date! Our next Diverse Voices event is happening on Tuesday 15 July! Join us for an informal and inspiring conversation as we spotlight the diverse scientists shaping the future of weather, climate, and health in the UK. You can register to join here: www.rmets.org/event/divers...

The latest edition of Weather is here! Top features this month: 🌡️Evaluation of new UK maximum temperature records, July 2022 ⛈️Storm Éowyn, January 2025 🌩️Winter thunderstorms in Delhi, December 2019 📒Challenges in analysing the Keeling Curve rmets.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/toc/14778696... #weather

The RMetS Annual Weather and Climate Conference has begun! We hope you enjoyed hearing from Liz Bentley Chief Executive of the Society, as she reflected on the Society’s remarkable legacy in shaping the science of weather and climate. To another 175 years! #weatherandclimate #meteorology

Only 1 week left until this years Annual Weather and Climate Conference, register your place now to avoid disappointment. We look forward to you joining us. To view the full programme and register visit: www.rmets.org/conference/2... #ClimateScience

Just 1 week left until this year's Early Career and Student Conference. We look forward to you joining us! Register your place now: lnkd.in/eBPDa7tB #ClimateScience

A Met Office study reveals that the chance of exceeding 40°C in the UK is accelerating at pace. The chance of exceeding 40°C is now over 20 times more likely than it was in the 1960s. Temperatures several degrees higher than we saw in July 2022 are possible in today’s climate. bit.ly/4lfcTU4

Time's almost up! It's your last chance to enter the Standard Chartered Weather Photographer of the Year 2025! Submit your best photo before Thursday, June 19th at 11:59 BST Will you be crowned this year's winner? Submit today at zealous.co/rmets. #weatherphotography

Do you love taking incredible shots of weather and our natural world? There's only 1 week left to submit your photography to this years competition. Gain recognition for your work and win cash prizes. Submit your entries today at zealous.co/rmets. #weatherphotography

Congratulations Tim and Fatima, well deserved!

A big congratulations to Manoj and Adrian!

Just a few days left to take advantage of early bird registration for the RMetS Annual Weather and Climate Conference 2025🎊 The early bird rates will end on Friday 30th May 2025. Register now: www.rmets.org/annualconfer... #Meteorology

Just one week left to take advantage of early bird registration for the RMetS Early Career and Student Conference, we look forward to seeing you there! The early bird rates will end on Friday 30th May 2025. Sign up now! www.rmets.org/event/ECRStu... #Meteorology

We're thrilled to have you join the editorial team at the Quarterly Journal of the Royal Meteorological Society. Your expertise will be a great asset to the journal and the community!

Register for the RMetS Annual Weather and Climate Conference 2025🎊 The event brings together the UK weather and climate community to showcase cutting-edge science and facilitate new ideas and collaborations. View the programme now: www.rmets.org/annualconfer... #Meteorology

Spotlight on Storm Éowyn, 24 January 2025 from Dan Suri, Steven Keates and Mark Sidaway @metoffice.bsky.social Online now in @rmets.org Weather Open link: rmets.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/share/WKCDFK...

In the #EGU25 afternoon coffee break today we’ll have an @rmets.org special #MeetTheEditors session with editors from the International Journal of Climatology (including @drchriswhite.bsky.social) and Atmospheric Science Letters available to chat. Pop to booth 57 to say hi (and have some cake!).

Learn from inspiring speakers, meet like-minded researchers, and build your career in a welcoming environment – sign up today! Sign up now: www.rmets.org/event/ECRStu... #Meteorology #ClimateScience #EnvironmentalScience

As we celebrate our 175th anniversary, we’re reflecting on the past and looking to the future. Our new Fund for the Future will help us educate young people about weather and climate and support the next gen of meteorologists. Learn more: www.rmets.org/news/royal-m... #Meteorology

🎉 Today marks our 175th Anniversary at the Royal Meteorological Society! We will keep you updated with all the exciting events and updates throughout the year as we continue to celebrate our history at the society. To another 175 years! 🚀 #Meteorology