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1. • • The 2023/24 storm season, which runs from 1 September 2023 through to 31 August 2024 will go down as a stormy period in most people’s memories. From Storm Agnes in September 2023 through to Storm Lilian in August 2024, the UK has had its most number of named storms since the system was launched in 2015, with 12 named systems in the period.
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   Did we have the UK's most active storm season?

   • However, even if the number of named storms this winter goes on to surpass 2015/16's total, we still will not be able to say we have had the UK's most active storm season. That is because the winter of 2013/14 was the wettest on record and was considered to be the stormiest period for two decades.

   UK weather: Why have there been so many storms this year?

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   How many storms have been named in the UK?

   • From Storm Agnes in September 2023 through to Storm Lilian in August 2024, the UK has had its most number of named storms since the system was launched in 2015, with 12 named systems in the period. Met Office Scientist Emily Carlisle examines the changing weather in the UK.

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   When does Storm season start?

   • The system was created to raise awareness of severe weather and help people to prepare themselves. The storm season runs from the beginning of September to August the following year. What is behind this year's storms? This year's stormy weather is largely down to the jet stream, according to the Met Office.

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   What causes storms in the UK?

   • The main driver for storms is a powerful jet stream - fast moving winds high in the atmosphere - which meanders west to east across the Atlantic. Areas of low pressure and storm systems develop on the movement of the jet stream and are directed to the UK.

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   When do storms start in Ireland?

   • The names are compiled by the UK's Met Office, Ireland's forecaster Met Eireann, and the Netherlands' KNMI. The system was created to raise awareness of severe weather and help people to prepare themselves. The storm season runs from the beginning of September to August the following year. What is behind this year's storms?

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   How many severe storms were there in Ireland & the UK?

   • The countries were affected by 13-14 severe storms. Storms Babet, Ciarán, Henk and Isha were some of the most damaging in Ireland and the UK, leading to severe floods, at least 13 deaths, severe damages to homes and infrastructure, power outages, travel cancellations, and loss of crops and livestock.

   Autumn and winter storms in the UK 2023-24

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   Jan 23, 2024 · However, even if the number of named storms this winter goes on to surpass 2015/16's total, we still will not be able to say we have had the UK's most active storm season.

4. www.metoffice.gov.uk › blog › 2024Why have there been so many storms in the UK this year?

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   Since storm naming was introduced in 2015 to improve the communication of severe weather events, the furthest through the list the group has got is to Storm Katie, which impacted the UK in March 2016. 2023/24’s storm naming season is now just one name away from equalling 2015/16’s number of named storms, with over seven months still to go ...

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   Sep 28, 2023 · She said: “The UK’s storm season is highly variable, and minor changes in meteorological conditions are able to influence the severity of impacts we experience in the UK. This variability can even be noted in the last two years, with 12 named storms in the most recent year, but just two storms named by the group in the 2022/23 season.

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   Jan 24, 2024 · The storm season runs from the beginning of September to August the following year. What is behind this year's storms? This year's stormy weather is largely down to the jet stream, according to the Met Office.

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   In late 2023 and early 2024, the UK and Ireland experienced a very active storm season. The countries were affected by 13-14 severe storms.

9. www.bbc.co.uk › weather › featuresHas the UK seen the last of this winter's storms? - BBC

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   Jan 29, 2024 · After two back-to-back named storms in the UK in just one week does that spell the end for the disruptive weather this season?

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    Aug 27, 2024 · From Storm Agnes in September 2023 through to Storm Lilian in August 2024, the UK has had its most number of named storms since the system was launched in 2015, with 12 named systems in the...