Weatherquest Farming Forecast

After the recent warmth, it's likely to turn more unsettled through the remainder of the week. Hurricane Larry may have an indirect influence on the UK weather into next week, as Meteorologist Dan Holley explains...Don't forget, you can speak directly to one of our forecasters on 09065 77 76 75. We're available every day, including weekends, from 6am to 6pm, calls cost £1.55/min plus any network access charges.

With a tricky period for the harvest for many eastern areas, Meteorologist Fred Best takes a look back at the summer as a whole across the British Isles, before taking you through the forecast out for the next few weeks. High pressure will continue to dominate in the short term, before the weather takes an unsettled turn from the weekend, likely staying changeable through the rest of the month.You can speak directly to one of our forecasters on 09065 77 76 75 every day of the week between 6am and 6pm, with calls charged at £1.55/min plus network access charges.

With unsettled conditions dominating for much of August, it has been a difficult harvest for many #UKFarmers, however as high pressure builds, a much more settled end to the month is expected. Meteorologist Zoë Johnson discusses the weather for the month ahead in this week's #WQFarmingForecast - how long will the high last?Speak directly to one of our forecasters on 09065 77 76 75. Lines open every day from 6am to 6pm, with calls charge at £1.55/min plus any network access charge.

A slack pressure pattern through the end of the week will be replaced by low pressure and more widespread rain and showers, perhaps with some localised flooding in parts of England. Meteorologist Chris Bell will take you through the forecast for a wet weekend and then a heads up into September for the final push of Harvest 2021.Don't forget, you can speak directly to one of our forecasters on 09065 77 76 75. We're available every day, including weekends, from 6am to 6pm, calls cost £1.55/min plus any network access charges.

While southern Britain has been affected by frequent downpours, parts of Scotland and Northern Ireland have so far experienced one of their driest summers on record. Meteorologist Dan Holley explores the recent variation in rainfall across the UK - will it turn drier and perhaps warmer in the weeks ahead?Don't forget, you can speak directly to one of our forecasters on 09065 77 76 75. We're available every day, including weekends, from 6am to 6pm, calls cost £1.55/min plus any network access charges.

After a period of unsettled weather in which we saw frequent heavy showers, thunderstorms and longer periods of rainfall, it does look like the weather will turn more settled in southern Britain through next week. Before we get there though, the end of this week will continue to unsettled theme with low pressure dominating. Join Meteorologist Fred Best for a look at this week's forecast, with also a discussion of the soil moisture summaries for June and July!Speak directly to one of our forecasters on 09065 77 76 75. Lines open every day from 6am to 6pm, with calls charge at £1.55/min plus any network access charge.

After a spell of hot, sunny and settled weather, conditions returned to the more unsettled side over the weekend, with heavy downpours and thunderstorms in some places. But is this set to continue? Find out with Meteorologist Zoë Johnson in this week's #WQFarmingForecast, as Zoë provides a forecast for the coming weeks - looking cool and unsettled for a time, but maybe there's a light at the end of the tunnel?A great way to keep an eye on any developing showers over the next few days is by using WQRadar, which shows near real-time rainfall radar, as well as worldwide weather observations and lightning alerts. To get a year's subscription half price, at only £25, head to wqradar.co.uk and enter the code HARVEST in the discount box.Speak directly to one of our forecasters on 09065 77 76 75 at £1.55/min plus network access charges. Lines open every day from 6am to 6pm, 7 days a week.If you'd like a free two week trial to our farming portal, drop us an email at info@weatherquest.co.uk, or fill in the submission form on our website.

It's been an unsettled week with heavy rainfall and flash flooding in places, as Meteorologist Zoë Johnson discusses in this week's #WQFarmingForecast Podcast. Following this, Zoë provides a forecast for the coming weeks - settled weather is finally here! Speak directly to one of our forecasters on 09065 77 76 75 at £1.55/min plus network access charges. Lines open every day from 6am to 6pm, 7 days a week.If you'd like a free two week trial to our farming portal, drop us an email at info@weatherquest.co.uk, or fill in the submission form on our website.

After a rather unsettled few weeks, soil moisture levels are well above their normal level for the time of year in many southern areas, but drier than normal further north. With further rain possible in the short term, soils in the south will likely remain wet for a time, before high pressure begins to build late next week. Join Meteorologist Fred Best s we discuss this, then take a look at the forecast for the rest of July.Speak directly to one of our forecasters on 09065 77 76 75 at £1.55/min plus network access charges. Lines open every day from 6am to 6pm, 7 days a week.If you'd like a free two week trial to our farming portal, drop us an email at info@weatherquest.co.uk, or fill in the submission form on our website.

As we get to the end of June - a month of two halves - Meteorologist Fred Best looks back at the rainfall distribution across the UK during June 2021. We then look ahead at the forecast over the next few days, and the outlook for the rest of the month.Speak directly to one of our forecasters on 09065 77 76 75 at £1.55/min plus network access charges. Lines open every day from 6am to 6pm, 7 days a week.If you'd like a free two week trial to our farming portal, drop us an email at info@weatherquest.co.uk, or fill in the submission form on our website.

After a week of pretty wet conditions in the southeast while the weather stayed more settled in the northwest, Meteorologist Zoë Johnson takes a look back at the radar-estimated rainfall accumulations. Zoë then provides a forecast for the month ahead, where it could go one of two ways...Don't forget, you can speak directly to one of our forecasters on 09065 77 76 75. We're available every day, including weekends, from 6am to 6pm, calls cost £1.55/min plus any network access charges.

After the recent very warm conditions in parts of the UK, there is an increasing risk of heavy rain and some thunderstorms later this week and into the weekend. Meteorologist Dan Holley has the full details in this week's #WQFarmingForecast, including a look ahead into early July...Don't forget, you can speak directly to one of our forecasters on 09065 77 76 75. We're available every day, including weekends, from 6am to 6pm, calls cost £1.55/min plus any network access charges.

Join Meteorologist Chris Bell in this week's #WQFarmingForecast as he takes a look back at an unsettled May, comparing soil moisture across Britain at the beginning of the month vs the end. Chris also provides a forecast for the coming month, will the settled conditions last? A great way to keep an eye on any developing showers over the next few days is by using WQRadar, which shows near real-time rainfall radar, as well as worldwide weather observations and lightning alerts. To get a year's subscription half price, at only £25, head to wqradar.co.uk and enter the code SUMMER in the discount box.

After the 4th wettest May on record across the UK, as well as unseasonably cool temperatures for much of the month, the last few days have seen conditions turn much warmer, with yesterday's 25.1 C at Kinlochewe the warmest day of the year so far. Will warmer and drier weather continue? Tune in to this week's podcast to find out the forecast for the next 3 to 4 weeks.Speak directly to one of our forecasters on 09065 77 76 75 at £1.55/min plus any network access charges. Lines open every day from 6am to 6pm.

Something drier and less chilly to come? Chris is back! | Farming Forecast for the 25th May 2021In this week's edition of the Farming Forecast Chris reviews another wet week across the UK, and highlights the stark contrast between April and May. He then looks ahead to what could be a warm Bank Holiday Monday and details the monthly forecast. ----------------------------------------------Speak to a ForecasterNeed a weather forecast, or weather information? You can speak directly to one of our experienced meteorologists any day of the year. The phone line is open between 6am and 6pm daily.09065 77 76 75Calls charged at £1.55 per minute, plus any network charges that may apply.Our websitehttps://weatherquest.co.uk/Weatherquest is a privately owned weather forecasting and weather analysis company based in Norwich and located on the University of East Anglia campus.  We can provide a wide variety of bespoke weather products to large corporations and individuals alike. If you or your business is affected by the weather you should talk to us about how we can save you valuable time and money.WQRadarhttps://wqradar.co.ukWQRadar, is a UK weather rainfall radar, global observational visualisation and forecasting tool which gives you an up-to-date view of rainfall intensity, official UK weather observations, global weather observations, UK lightning flashes and global forecasts all on one easy-to-view screen. It will work on your mobile, PC, Mac or tablet to keep you in the picture, wherever you are.

In this week's #WQFarmingForecast, Meteorologist Dan Holley looks back at the recent rain, showers and lightning activity across the UK. The weather is set to stay unsettled in the days ahead, but is there a change on the way?Don't forget, you can speak directly to one of our forecasters on 09065 77 76 75. We're available every day, including weekends, from 6am to 6pm, calls cost £1.55/min plus any network access charges.

After an incredibly dry and frosty April, May has brought a much more unsettled feel with a few periods of widespread heavy rain, as well as more recently some episodes of scattered heavy showers and thunderstorms. Will the rest of the month remain unsettled or is there something drier in store again? Join Meteorologist Fred Best in this week's #WQFarmingForecast to find out more.Don't forget, you can speak directly to one of our forecasters on 09065 77 76 75. We're available every day, including weekends, from 6am to 6pm, calls cost £1.55/min plus any network access charges.

Join Meteorologist Zoë Johnson in this week's #WQFarmingForecast as she takes a look back on the 4th driest April on the record, comparing this to the first four days of May – a rather wet and unsettled period. Zoë then provides a forecast for the month ahead, which is expected to be rather changeable.A great way to keep an eye on any developing showers over the next few days is by using WQRadar, which shows near real-time rainfall radar, as well as worldwide weather observations and lightning alerts. To get a year's subscription half price, at only £25, head to wqradar.co.uk and enter the code SPRING in the discount box.

In this week's #WQFarmingForecast, Meteorologist Fred Best discusses the exceptionally dry, cold and frosty April across the British Isles, with the risk of further frosts this week for many places. Will we see more in the way of rainfall over the coming weeks though? Tune in to find out!With the risk of frosts still persisting over the next few nights, the best way of identifying the risk for your location is to speak directly to one of our forecasters on 09065 77 76 75 at £1.55/min plus network access charges.

Some parts of the UK are heading towards one of the driest and coldest Aprils on record, but how long will this pattern last? Meteorologist Dan Holley compares this April with last year, including a look at recent spraying opportunities, before examining the forecast for the next four weeks... #WQFarmingForecastDon't forget, you can speak directly to one of our forecasters on 09065 77 76 75. We're available every day, including weekends, from 6am to 6pm, calls cost £1.55/min plus any network access charges.

After a wet winter, a drier March and start of April has seen soil moisture falling rapidly in many areas, especially the east of England, as Meteorologist Zoë Johnson discusses in this week's #WQFarmingForecast. With that in mind, Zoë also looks ahead at the weather forecast for the coming weeks, in which drier than average weather is on the cards...However, in the short term, scattered showers are creating a few challenges for those looking to do some spraying... A great way to keep an eye on any developing showers is by using WQRadar, which shows near real-time rainfall radar, as well as worldwide weather observations and lightning alerts. To get a year's subscription half price, at only £25, head to wqradar.co.uk and enter the code SPRING in the discount box.Speak directly to a forecaster on 09065 77 76 75 at £1.55/min plus network access charges.

With wintry showers, frosty mornings, and a blast of air from the Arctic, it's quite the contrast to this time last week when we saw temperatures soar to the mid 20's. Meteorologist Fred Best discusses this as well as the forecast out to early May in this week's #WQFarmingForecast.Speak directly to a forecaster on 09065 77 76 75 at £1.55/min plus network access charges.

It's a critical time of year for farmers, with crop drilling well underway. Avery important factor for this is soil temperature, which Meteorologist Zoë Johnson discusses in this week's #WQFarmingForecast, giving a rundown of soil temperature so far this year before providing a forecast for what looks like a week of change. Conditions are set to turn chillier and more unsettled next week, with a risk of sleet and snow at times...If you're interested in our farming portal, feel free to drop us an email at info@weatherquest.co.uk or call the office on 01603 507605.To speak directly to a forecaster, call 09065 77 76 75 at £1.55/min plus network access charge.

Join Meteorologist Fred Best on World Meteorological Day as he takes a look at the most recent weather stories from around the world, followed by the usual forecast ahead for the next 4 weeks or so.If you're interested in our farming portal, feel free to drop us an email at info@weatherquest.co.uk or call the office on 01603 507605.To speak directly to a forecaster, call 09065 77 76 75 at £1.55/min plus network access charge.

It's been rather unsettled over the past week, with strong winds and rain at times, but is it about to settle down? Join Meteorologist Zoë Johnson in this week's #WQFarmingForecast  as she looks ahead at the weather outlook for the rest of March and beginning of April, in which high pressure is set to remain close by...Don't forget, you can speak directly to one of our forecasters on 09065 77 76 75. We're available every day, including weekends, from 6am to 6pm, calls cost £1.55/min plus any network access charges.

After a settled spell the weather is set to turn stormy this week with rain and strong winds - but how long will it last? Meteorologist Dan Holley has the details in this week's #WQFarmingForecast​...Don't forget, you can speak directly to one of our forecasters on 09065 77 76 75. We're available every day, including weekends, from 6am to 6pm, calls cost £1.55/min plus any network access charges.

Join Meteorologist Fred Best in this week's #WQFarmingForecast as we take a short review of the winter, followed by a look ahead to the forecast for the next few weeks. Finally a largely settled spell of weather this week, with high pressure staying in charge, but signs that low pressure will become more dominant next week... tune in for the full forecast!Don't forget, you can speak directly to one of our forecasters on 09065 77 76 75. We're available every day, including weekends, from 6am to 6pm, calls cost £1.55/min plus any network access charges.

In this week's #WQFarmingForecast, Meteorologist Dan Holley looks at groundwater levels which are at their highest for many years in some parts of the UK. Further heavy rain is expected midweek in western Britain, but is there finally high pressure on the way?Don't forget, you can speak directly to one of our forecasters on 09065 77 76 75. We're available every day, including weekends, from 6am to 6pm, calls cost £1.55/min plus any network access charges.

After a bitterly cold and wintry week across the British Isles, Meteorologist Fred Best discusses a return to milder and more unsettled weather this week with some heavy and persistent rain in places, although there is a sign high pressure could become more dominant through next week...Don't forget, you can speak directly to one of our forecasters on 09065 77 76 75. We're available every day, including weekends, from 6am to 6pm, calls cost £1.55/min plus any network access charges.

In this week's #WQFarmingForecast, Meteorologist Zoë Johnson answers the question on everyone's lips: 'Will there be any more snow?'. With high pressure building over the next few days, the most likely answer is no, but as weather fronts begin to spread in from the west towards the end of the week, we may see some further wintry stuff on the leading edge!Don't forget, you can speak directly to one of our forecasters on 09065 77 76 75. We're available every day, including weekends, from 6am to 6pm, calls cost £1.55/min plus any network access charges.

After a very wet January in many areas, attention turns to an increasing risk of colder weather through the weekend and early next week - but how long for, and will we see snow? Meteorologist Dan Holley explains the uncertainty in this week's #WQFarmingForecast, plus explores how snow cover can affect the temperature... Don't forget, you can speak directly to one of our forecasters on 09065 77 76 75. We're available every day, including weekends, from 6am to 6pm, calls cost £1.55/min plus any network access charges.

After an active week of weather in which we saw heavy rain, flooding, snow and widespread frosts for many places, join Meteorologist Fred Best in this week's #WQFarmingForecast where we take a look back on the week's weather, then a look ahead to the forecast, with mild and further unsettled weather likely... The potential for further widespread cold weather returns during the middle part of next week...

Groundwater levels in some parts of East Anglia are at their highest for nearly 3 years. Further rain falling on saturated ground will exacerbate the risk of flooding, while other areas experience snow and blizzards. How long will this pattern last? Join Meteorologist Dan Holley in our latest #WQFarmingForecastSpeak directly to one of our forecasters on 09065 77 76 75 at £1.55/min plus any network access charges.

Have you heard about potential cold weather and #snow? Meteorologist Zoë Johnson has the latest in this week's #WQFarmingForecast as she discusses the short-term forecast, including the chance of rain, sleet and snow and well as some drier interludes, before looking towards next week where things could turn chilly. Zoë also gives an update on the soil moisture for the end of December, with saturated ground across much of Britain bringing an increased flood risk.Speak directly to one of our forecasters on 09065 77 76 75 at £1.55/min plus any network access charges.

Happy New Year! Join Meteorologist Fred Best in our first #WQFarmingForecast of 2021 for a look at the forecast out into late January. Wintry conditions with widespread frosts will continue this week, with the potential for some further snow in places! Moving through next week though the weather will turn milder and more unsettled. Speak directly to one of our forecasters on 09065 77 76 75 at £1.55/min plus any network access charges.

Join Meteorologist Zoë Johnson for our last #WQFarmingForecast of the year, as she discusses the chance of a white Christmas, as well as what weather we can expect as we head into the New Year…Exclusive Christmas discount for new subscribers to WQRadar - just use the code SANTA when you sign up at wqradar.co.ukDon't forget you can also speak directly to one of our forecasters on 09065 77 76 75, calls charged at £1.55/min plus network access charges. Lines open every day from 6am to 6pm.If you'd like to find out more about what forecast products we offer, feel free to call the office admin line on 01603 507605 or drop us an email at info@weatherquest.co.uk.

Staying unsettled this week, but possibly turning colder as we approach Christmas - meteorologist Dan Holley has the latest prospects for the next four weeks in this edition of the #WQFarmingForecast...Exclusive Christmas discount for new subscribers to WQRadar - just use the code SANTA when you sign up at wqradar.co.ukDon't forget you can also speak directly to one of our forecasters on 09065 77 76 75, calls charged at £1.55/min plus network access charges. Lines open every day from 6am to 6pm.If you'd like to find out more about what forecast products we offer, feel free to call the office admin line on 01603 507605 or drop us an email at info@weatherquest.co.uk.

Join Meteorologist Fred Best for this week's #WQFarmingForecast, when we take a look at how November's rainfall fits into the overall last 12 months, as well as a forecast out into the new year, taking a particularly look at temperatures.Christmas WQRadar offer at £25 for the first 12 months (normally £48). Sign up at wqradar.co.uk with discount code SANTA.

It's turning colder and more unsettled this week with rain at times - but will there be some snow? Join meteorologist Dan Holley as we explore the forecast for the month ahead, including a look ahead to the Christmas period. PLUS an exclusive discount to WQRadar through this December...Exclusive Christmas discount for new subscribers to WQRadar - just use the code SANTA when you sign up at wqradar.co.ukDon't forget you can also speak directly to one of our forecasters on 09065 77 76 75, calls charged at £1.55/min plus network access charges. Lines open every day from 6am to 6pm.If you'd like to find out more about what forecast products we offer, feel free to call the office admin line on 01603 507605 or drop us an email at info@weatherquest.co.uk.

Join Meteorologist Zoë Johnson in this week's #WQFarmingForecast as she takes a look at the latest soil water content, comparing the current levels to last year's notably wet autumn. Zoë also discusses the forecast for the next few weeks – settled for now, but for how long? Don't forget you can also speak directly to one of our forecasters on 09065 77 76 75, calls charged at £1.55/min plus network access charges. Lines open every day from 6am to 6pm.If you'd like to find out more about what forecast products we offer, feel free to call the office admin line on 01603 507605 or drop us an email at info@weatherquest.co.uk.

Join Meteorologist Fred Best for this week's #WQFarmingForecast to take a look back at the weather over the weekend and the forecast out for the next four weeks, with hints that conditions may turn more unsettled into early December.Don't forget you can also speak directly to one of our forecasters on 09065 77 76 75, calls charged at £1.55/min plus network access charges. Lines open every day from 6am to 6pm.If you'd like to find out more about what forecast products we offer, feel free to call the office admin line on 01603 507605 or drop us an email at info@weatherquest.co.uk.

In this week's #WQFarmingForecast meteorologist Dan Holley looks at the changes in evaporation rates through autumn and winter. Plus our usual look at the weather for the next four weeks - is there much dry weather on the way?Don't forget you can also speak directly to one of our forecasters on 09065 77 76 75; calls charged at £1.55/min plus network access charges. Lines open every day from 6am to 6pm.If you'd like to find out more about what forecast products we offer, feel free to call the office admin line on 01603 507605 or drop us an email at info@weatherquest.co.uk.

Finally some settled weather?! Join Meteorologist Zoë Johnson as she takes a look at the forecast for the coming week, with light winds and plenty of sunshine, along with a risk of mist, fog and frost. Zoë also takes a look back at a rather unsettled October, as well as discussing the average time for the first Autumn air frost - which looks like it could be coming to many southern parts this week. Speak directly to one of our forecasters between 6am and 6pm on 09065 77 76 75 - calls charged at £1.55/min plus network access charges.

After a very unsettled month it looks like high pressure is in touching distance once we get through the unsettled weather this week and weekend. We also take a look back at a dull East Anglia October, as well as the normal look ahead to the monthly forecast.Speak directly to one of our forecasters between 6am and 6pm on 09065 77 76 75 - calls charged at £1.55/min plus network access charges.

Wet and at times windy weather looks likely to continue for the next couple of weeks, although with brief ridges of high pressure. A more settled look to things into November? Join Meteorologist Fred Best to find out more. We also take a look back at the stark contrast between early September and late September/October.To request a FREE TWO WEEK TRIAL of the farming portal, email info@weatherquest.co.uk

After a wet start to October, a slightly quieter weather pattern beckons mid-month - but how long will it last? Join Meteorologist Dan Holley for our usual look at the weather prospects for the next four weeks...Don't forget you can also speak directly to one of our forecasters on 09065 77 76 75; calls charged at £1.55/min plus network access charges. Lines open every day from 6am to 6pm.If you'd like to find out more about what forecast products we offer, feel free to call the office admin line on 01603 507605 or drop us an email at info@weatherquest.co.uk.

It's been a pretty wet start to October for many places; is the wet weather set to continue? Join Meteorologist Zoë Johnson as she takes a look at the forecast for the rest of October, with the potential for more settled weather next week. Zoë also takes a look back at September, and although the last week of the month was rather unsettled, most places saw a drier than average start to autumn - listen to the podcast to find out more!Don't forget you can also speak directly to one of our forecasters on 09065 77 76 75; calls charged at £1.55/min plus network access charges. Lines open every day from 6am to 6pm.If you'd like to find out more about what forecast products we offer, feel free to call the office admin line on 01603 507605 or drop us an email at info@weatherquest.co.uk.

Join Meteorologist Fred Best for a look at the forecast out for the next four weeks. After torrential and persistent rain across eastern England last week, cooler and more unsettled conditions look set to follow across the country, as autumn well and truly gets under way.Don't forget you can also speak directly to one of our forecasters on 09065 77 76 75; calls charged at £1.55/min plus network access charges. Lines open every day from 6am to 6pm.If you'd like to find out more about what forecast products we offer, feel free to call the office admin line on 01603 507605 or drop us an email at info@weatherquest.co.uk.

Join Meteorologist Dan Holley in this week's #WQFarmingForecast as he explores how dry September has been so far, and how hurricanes on the other side of the Atlantic are affecting the weather in the UK. Will this autumn see a repeat of the wet conditions last year?Don't forget you can also speak directly to one of our forecasters on our Forecast Hotline on 09065 77 76 75 - calls are charged at £1.55/min plus network access charges. Lines are open 7 days a week from 6am to 6pm.

Join Meteorologist Zoë Johnson as she discusses how this September is faring against September 2019 so far, and whether we are set for a repeat of the unsettled Autumn of last year. Zoë also takes a look at the forecast for the weeks ahead, noting the uncertainty in the longer-range forecast, which depends on how tropical systems interact with our weather.

Join Meteorologist Dan Holley for this weeks #WQFarmingForecast as he explains how tropical storms and hurricanes may impact the weather in the coming weeks. It's likely to turn drier and eventually warmer in southern areas - but how long will it last?Don't forget you can also speak directly to one of our forecasters on our Forecast Hotline on 09065 77 76 75 - calls are charged at £1.55/min plus network access charges. Lines are open 7 days a week from 6am to 6pm.