Samples are available via Forecast Archive.
WeatherAction Long-Range Weather Forecasts for Britain and Ireland are generally first produced many months ahead in initial form down to time periods of a few days with maps. The 1-30day ahead update includes more detail on maps & graphs and comprises:
a) Summary (page 1)
The summary page describes the overall weather developments for a month as a whole and highlights the timing and duration of anticipated extremes and key weather developments.
b) Word maps and weather window descriptions (pages 2, 3, 4)
These pages give a detailed forecast in time windows of a just few days. Each window has a map, a worded description of the weather, with reference to regional variations as applicable. Detailed information is given about Rainfall, Temperature and Sunshine levels and each forecast period is given its own confidence factor.
c) At-A-Glance graph (page 5)
The At-A-Glance graph shows daily movements of Rainfall, Temperature and Sunshine Levels and Wind. The values for Rainfall,Temperature and Sunshine are expressed as deviations from averages for the time of year. Wind is denoted by approx strength and direction.
d) Overall summary (page 6)
The summary is provided in maps and words and describes deviations from 'normal' values for Rainfall, Temperature and Sunshine Hours.
The latest Britain & Ireland monthly forecasts can be purchased on-line via the Purchase Forecasts' tab in three forms: 1-30days ahead, 15-45 days ahead and 30-60 days ahead. Forecast updates at 15-45day ahead and 1-30days ahead are included in the charges for longer ahead forecasts.
WeatherAction World-wide Extreme events forecasts are available via 'Purchase Forecasts' for each month in different regions around the world and predict extreme events such as storm formation and floods in narrow time windows.
Longer ahead forecasts for Britain & Ireland, Europe, Tropical storm formation & Rapid Development, other extreme events around the world and Climate are available directly through WeatherAction office.
