
Join the Mostly Weather podcast team as they explore a new mostly weather based topic each month - through a collection of fascinating facts, stories, statistics or just about anything else they deem interesting. Our UK weather show is also available on Spotify here: open.spotify.com/show/39fW1uHecS4iPFASH33mrC?si=9dsZa5jJReSWPet64tN7fA
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 280 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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The UK is undergoing an energy revolution with renewable sources making an increasingly greater contribution.The National Energy System Operator (NESO) is tasked with coordinating and planning the UK’s current and future energy systems. Following the... more
Could melting Arctic ice be reshaping British and Irish winters?
The Arctic just hit its lowest winter sea ice maximum on record - and as a region is warming faster than many other parts of the world. New groundbreaking research reveals a climate "t... more
The impact our changing climate has on nature is complex. Whilst some species have thrived, many others have struggled, and it is therefore essential to understand developments in order to reduce the rate of species loss. Alex Burkill caught up with ... more
The new list of storm names for the 2025/26 storm season has been announced. But is climate change influencing storms in the UK? Clare Nasir is joined by Met Office Climate Scientist Dr Mark McCarthy to find out more.
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The met office is great , and this could be a daily podcast easily , as all aspects of the weather and weather systems are fascinating maybe get clare nasir to host it and give her a big pay rise too because she is ace ! Oh and lets have add a nice weather picture to the podcast title tile
I’ve been listening to this podcast for over two years. It’s absolutely brilliant and at the right level. Wish they’d do more!
First one I heard was deep dive into rain. Very interesting content and proper detailed discussion. Just what I was looking for. I learned a lot. The quality is consistent.
Brilliant podcast for learning about the weather ... great to listen too while I’m mowing the lawn
An excellent podcast that tackles some pretty complex stuff - many different aspects of the weather - in a highly approachable manner. Very informative and great fun.
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The content focuses on the complexities of weather and climate-related topics, providing listeners with informative discussions on key issues such as climate change, renewable energy, and the impact of weather systems on daily life in the UK. Episodes often feature expert guests who share insights on scientific research, weather phenomena, and the interplay between environmental issues and public policy. Noteworthy aspects include engaging storytelling, unique findings, and an approachable format that aims to educate both enthusiasts and laypersons about meteorological concepts and their real-world applications.
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Recent guests on Met Office include:
1. Dr. Ed Blockley
2. Dr. Steph Hay
3. Sophie Pavelle
4. Dr. Gillian Kay
5. Tom Crocker
6. Professor Tamara Galloway
7. Phil Hodge
8. Professor Richard Betts
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