Deep Dive 1/10/2024 - September statistics and hurricane Helene - Met Office weekly weather forecast

This is an in-depth Met Office UK Weather forecast for the next week and beyond. It’s been an exceptionally wet September for parts of England and Wales but some places have been sunnier than average, we look at the stats and the devastating facts around hurricane Helene. Bringing you this deep dive is Met Office meteorologist Alex Deakin.
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[@markkinnish1196]

Hi Alex a question to ask you and the met office is it true I’ve heard a thing that can help the uk get a run of cold winters similar to what we had back in 08 to 13 is being at solar minimum or coming out of it and also hale years with the moon also weak La Niña to is that true. I know there’s lots of other factors to. Great update as always.

[@danellis-jones1591]

Sounds ridiculous, but so often the weather in England is often the opposite to Perth and SW Australia. To the day. Here we've had a very dry September, and literally on Wednesday, as it dries up in England, we're getting abnormally wet and windy weather. This happens bizarrely often. And beyond just having opposite seasons.

[@Phraeyah]

❤ the heart button ❤ bless his little out-of-touch cottons 😂

[@TelscombeTerror]

My station recorded 217mm in September in West Sussex ☔️. North Carolina was like hold my beer.

[@paulburnett8866]

Excellent explanation of the mechanics of Storm Helene. Brilliant graphics too. How significant would tidal ranges contribute to the storm surge?

[@davidbardwell704]

Thanks for the stats and all the background info re hurricanes ; visiting family in Houston , early November , will the season be over ?

[@anamariacarvalho6738]

Isnt thus pattern of below averafe rainfall and over the average rainfall between the nirth and South of England rekated tô N A. O

[@Stateless-Citizen]

I've said it before and will say it again, When are you going to do a rock band? Alex and a Met Heads, a Thrash metal band. Songs like Thunder, Polar, Lows and highs the rock ballard, The calm before the storm, starts off slow and ends up smashing your instruments lol.

[@zocco15az]

More of Honor be very welcome.😊

[@catherinesartorius6635]

Thank You Alex For Today’s Deep Dive, And Thank You Julian. And Welcome Honor. 😊👍

[@stevelyon8334]

My weather station in wolverhampton recorded 148.0mm for September, glad that was'nt sn ow!

[@stephyadcock1233]

Another brilliant deep-dive, thank you. I'm loving the science. As sea surface temperatures are so important, would you be able to look at a deep dive regarding how the SST's thermodynamically affect things like the NAO for example and the knock-on effect on the atmosphere? Just a thought, thank you.

[@shaunpapworth4269]

Fabulous deep dive thanks for that. I do have a question about the weather app on my iPhone, so why is it that we can't get the same weather map as you show on your broadcast, I can olny change between rainfall, cloud cover and serface pressure ( video ) I would love to be able to get wind, temperature, satellite, thunder storms, humidity, also gases like S02, C02, aerosols, and so on.

[@glenith50]

Just watched the KZbin short that bought me here. Thanks Alex for the shirt that includes an Ishihara Test, I can confirm I’m not colour blind 😊

[@alan0493]

Hello ,great show again . quick question , whats causing the Atlantic storms to head north instead of keeping going west?

[@LearningAstrophotography-jj9en]

A very interesting Deep Dive, great to help us understand how and what has happened.

[@THEN122]

Hi Alex. Are you familiar with the Arctic News website? Is it credible?

[@paulfairbairn1066]

Are we likely to experience a cold winter due La Nina influence this year?

[@christinepease890]

Thank you, Alex, Julian, and welcome Honor

[@anamariacarvalho6738]

Dont you think there us something going on over the ITCZ

[@davespain7716]

Thank you MET Office team

[@alexadwyer1562]

These storms will continue

[@ShaunUnderwoodx]

Thanks Alex & Team

[@alexadwyer1562]

It may hit us

[@anamariacarvalho6738]

Its Kirk

[@anamariacarvalho6738]

Thanks

[@Hugh-nr5sx]

"I know it's October". What a crass statement.! Often warmer than April and it makes a heck of a difference whether early or late in the month and often blessed with a St Luke's mini-summer.

[@Lions_fc]

First person to comment :D