Diana Craig

don’t always get the weather forecast correct, but you can bet that when it isn’t spot on, there’s no one more frustrated than a Met Office forecaster!

A red sunset sky is usually caused by reflections from minuscule dust particles trapped high in the atmosphere by conditions that occur before fine weather.

In fact, the Met Office’s latest supercomputer is projected to become the second most powerful system in the UK and within the top twenty most powerful systems in the world.