Met Office Education

In this short video, Tom Howard shows how to do a quick weather experiment to demonstrate surface friction.

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In this short video, Tom Howard shows how to do a quick weather experiment to demonstrate the Coriolis effect.

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In this short video, Tom Howard shows how to create a simple weather experiment to demonstrate the Centrifugal Effect.

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Who is the Met Office? What do we do? In this video, Dave Britton explains who the Met Office is and what kind of services we provide not just to t...

What are hurricanes, typhoons and tropical cyclones? How do they form? In this video, James Chubb explains what hurricanes are and how they form.

How do clouds form? How can you identify the different clouds? In this video, James Chubb explains the main three cloud types and how to spot them.

Biz Kyte explains how the Met Office uses radars to measure rainfall.

In this short video Ralph James explains how the Met Office uses different instruments to measure rainfall.

What are air masses? How do they affect our weather? In this short video, James Chubb explains what air masses are and how they bring all sorts of ...

Ian Mills from the Met Office College explains what climate and climate change is.

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