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A central point of reference for Met Office publications, including the Annual Report and Accounts.

Met Office worldwide

We play a vital international role as well as being the UK's national meteorological service.

Our history

Although we're committed to constant innovation, we're also proud of a rich history.

About the Met Office

We don't just do the five-minute weather slot after the news, we're also busy behind the scenes.

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Information on the climate of the UK

UK climate and weather statistics

The Met Office

Robert FitzRoy

Robert FitzRoy: Our founding father

In 1854 Robert FitzRoy was chosen to head up a new, experimental government department with the Board of Trade, later to become the Met Office.

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Creation of the Met Office

What was the single event that resulted in the creation of the Met Office? The Royal Charter was a ship that went down with the loss of nearly all on-board.

 

Drawing the D-Day chart

D-Day anniversary

Group Capt Stagg: the British meteorologist who played a major part in the D-Day story.

 

Met Office building

Ten things you didn't know about the Met Office

(and were perhaps afraid to ask!)

 

Logo 1911-1939

Timeline and logos

How the pieces of the jigsaw fit into place through the last 150 years including a look at the logo in all its many guises.

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