Deep Dive 14/02/2023 – Mild, mild and windy for a bit – Met Office Weather Forecast

This is an in-depth Met Office UK Weather forecast for the next week and beyond, dated 14/02/2023.

Mild and settled followed by mild and unsettled with a windy day expected on Friday. Is this change to more changeable weather going to last or will high pressure return for the rest of February?

Bringing you this deep dive is Met Office meteorologist Aidan McGivern.

00:00 Start
00:56 Warm and fuzzy feeling
01:51 Lingering fog
02:45 Something else happening today
03:30 Dusty dusk
04:44 Blood rain
05:15 Bigger picture
05:44 Next 24 hours
06:37 Atlantic fights back
07:18 Mild (but also dull and damp)
08:38 The origin of Friday's winds
09:51 Windiest places?
10:50 A word of caution
12:20 Wind gusts across the UK
13:55 Into the weekend
15:29 Next week's pressure anomaly
16:10 Next week's temperature anomaly
16:39 SSW update
18:54 First week of March - high pressure?
19:20 First week of March - signs of cold?

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[jasonsjourneys]

Another incredible deep dive, thank you so much Met Office!

[darraghgregory]

Love the way they included Dublin Ireland 🇮🇪

[davidcressey]

Cant believe i have actually been looking forward to seeing this!!!!

[michaelstreeter]

Aiden, your shirt colour matches the windspeed in Newcastle at 11:41!!

[stevejosmith]

I love the Deep Dive. It's proper, measured meteorology (complicated stuff made accessible and interesting without dumbing down). Top marks, the best forecasting!

[martywig]

Very good Aidan - again! I do hope these deep dives become the norm, you are certainly at the cutting edge of modern weather forecasting. I am now using these to loosely plan my work scheduling now.

[bridgetpainter]

Thanks for the great weather reports, I really enjoy your informative program :)

[roderickmain]

Thanks Aidan. Amazed (not really) that some tabloid newspapers were predicting a return of the "Beast from the East" last week. I'm guessing their seaweed was a bit dryer than normal.

[francescacd]

Another fascinating Deep Dive. I really enjoy them as well as putting the weather in a more detailed context. As for subscribing, you are preaching to the converted - been a subscriber for some time now!!!! Seriously though, thank you for putting the Sudden Stratospheric Warning in perspective. According to some media outlets that I have seen, cold weather has been predicted for a precise date & time & a 'Beast from the East' is a dead cert!!!Thank you once again, I really appreciate these videos

[TryThinkingAboutIt]

Please consider putting these Deep Dives in a separate bookmarkable playlist. For me, this is simply superb....

[sabreTF]

happy valentines day! the Saharan dust is particularly interesting!

[stephaniedale]

Warm ? I should coco ! Flippin freezing up here in the Lincolnshire Wolds. We've had thick fog all day long.

[shadytree]

Great Deep Dive Aiden. 👍 given. Need more of this sort of stuff. Thanks

[edwardmacrury]

Thank you Aidan, very informative and keep up the great work. Much appreciated.

[theeventhorizon-valebridge]

Well done the Met Office; a super forecast with proper details, reasoning and technical explanations! Not all the general public are gormless morons so it is good to see you catering for the 5% of the population who are capable of comprehending the basics of the sciences involved with meteorology.

[bollas]

thanks. that is proper weather forcast. i have always been interested in the weather. but when it is in detail i am in heaven. The met office have e really upped their game. and make BBC(meteo)weather look Inferior

[jimparlett]

One thing I think we're all quite nervous about is whether the ground has recovered from last summer's drought, how much rain we've had over the winter compared to average and what the outlook is for precipitation in the forecastable future. A bit of year-to-date statistics wouldn't go amiss alongside the looking forward.

[johnbanton]

Thank you again for the deep dives as it's great to understand the background as to what's driving the weather forecast

[George_Ren]

Thx, useful & as interesting as usual. Cheers

[Thompsdan]

I love these deep dives! A red rain’s gonna fall, somewheres.