The Science Behind The Met Office

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• From what we eat to how we travel; the cost of our clothes, energy bills and council tax, even the medicines chemists stock and the ...
• Today is expected to be the hottest day in May on record, with temperatures potentially reaching 35C in the southeast.
• Watch this fun video to find out what causes high and low air pressure and how we measure it?
• Snow absorbs noise with a score between 0.5 and 0.9, rivalling thick carpets indoors.
• What are hurricanes, typhoons and tropical cyclones and how do they form?

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