Every weather forecast is based on a forecasting model. The names of these models may not mean anything to you, but you're probably familiar with the platforms that use them: BBC Weather, The Met Office, Weather Spark, AccuWeather, UK Weather... But how do you know which weather model

Despite encountering a few cold spells accompanied by snow and ice this winter, the UK has enjoyed relatively mild weather since 1 January. Spring has been characterised by mild temperatures, albeit with frequent rainfall. What lies ahead for this summer? A warmer than normal summer? As is the case every

In agriculture, accurate knowledge of weather conditions is crucial if we are to intervene at the most opportune moment and maximise yields. Among the essential meteorological instruments, the anemometer occupies a place of choice. What is a connected anemometer? An anemometer is a device that measures wind speed and direction.

After experiencing unusually mild weather, exemplified by Northern Ireland's recent record-breaking warmest day of the year on April 21st, colder conditions have now swept back across the United Kingdom. Explore the recorded temperatures and our insights. In early April, temperatures in the United Kingdom soared to over 20°

Powdery mildew is a constant challenge in wine production management. An in-depth understanding of this disease is crucial if you are to anticipate risks, protect your yields and optimise your investments. This article looks at how to recognise, prevent and combat powdery mildew. What is powdery mildew? Powdery mildew is

Leaf wetness is the amount of free water on the surface of the leaf, i.e. whether it is 'wet' or not. This is a key factor in accurately monitoring disease risks. How is leaf wetness calculated? Leaf wetness is calculated by measuring the changes in the electric