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The complete Met Office Surface Pressure Charts are loaded here. The surface charts start with surface analysis and run through to a surface pressure chart 120 hrs (5 days) ahead.

The UK surface pressure charts are compiled at certain times of the day for different forecast periods.

Some surface pressure charts may be for the same time. IE 84hrs and 96hrs may both be for 12z Saturday.

This means that the 84hrs surface pressure chart is the most current for that time period.

The two surface pressure charts can be compared for changes, sometime subtle updates sometimes more intense changes to the weather charts.

The charts are provided by 'Met Office Surface Pressure Charts'

'Met Office Surface Pressure Charts'

Latest UK (NE Atlantic) Analysis Weather & Pressure Map

Sometimes refered as bracknell weather fax charts but officially now known as Surface Pressure Charts.

The fax charts were broadcast to ships via hf radio in the past

Today these charts are compiled in Exeter

FORECAST LATEST ANALYSIS OF SURFACE PRESSURE

FORECAST + 24 hours

FORECAST + 36 hours

FORECAST + 48 hours

FORECAST + 60 hours

FORECAST + 72 hours

FORECAST + 84 hours

FORECAST + 96 hours

FORECAST + 120 hours

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Floodwarn would like to thank the Met Office ( Exeter ) for supplying the above 'Met Office Surface Pressure Charts

for users of this website to view

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Did you know that floods are one of the most deadly and damaging natural disasters to affect mankind!

Floodwarn is dedicated to reducing injuries, deaths, and property damage caused by floods. Reliable flood forecasting and early detection of flooding conditions are critical to effective local flood warnings. Using automated real-time forecast and monitoring systems we hope to get users aware of potential flooding in time to take action to minimise the effects. The technologies, forecast and methods described at this site illustrate some of the capabilities which have evolved, resulting in many successful flood warnings and forecast partnerships.

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