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The Met Office forecasting capacity leverages advanced technology, scientific expertise, and a global observation network to provide accurate and reliable weather and climate forecasts for public, commercial, and government use.
The alerting system provides an early warning when adverse temperatures are likely to impact on the health and wellbeing of the population.
The Weather-Health Alerting (WHA) system provides an early warning when adverse temperatures are likely to impact on the health and wellbeing of the population.
How to approach sampling ambient air and the sampling and analytical techniques to use.
Maritime weather and tide conditions - navigation equipment, radios and emergency beacons, register a 406 beacon
This Heat-Health Alert (HHA) action card summarises the suggested actions that the national government should consider at each Heat-Health Alert level.
This page contains resources to help you stay aware of emerging weather risks and help the public to prepare for and respond to weather, and to stay safe and protect their homes.
The Heat-Health Alerting system is part of the Weather-Health Alerting system, which is operated by UKHSA in partnership with the Met Office. This is part of the alerts and warnings section of the hazard: heat.
This Heat-Health Alert action card summarises the suggested actions that commissioners should consider at each Heat-Health Alert level.
The Adverse Weather and Health Plan (AWHP) aims to protect individuals and communities from the health effects of adverse weather and to build community resilience.
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