About Wind and Warning

This site is for people in the UK who need to understand a weather warning or system, not just the forecast. windandwarning.com explains the meteorological phenomena behind the alerts. It covers the warnings themselves, the weather systems that trigger them, and their impacts across different regions and seasons. The content spans marine, mountain and aviation weather, and places current events in the context of weather history and climate.

News stories on windandwarning are produced by rewriting information from named, public sources such as the Met Office and other official agencies. These sources are linked within each article. Stories are checked against multiple reports for accuracy and each carries a clear publication date. No original forecasts, opinions or invented details are added.

The site builds permanent reference pages for key subjects. These include entries for named storms, specific regions, weather phenomena, observation stations, forecast models, climate concepts and records. Each reference page contains a table of key facts, explanatory sections and at least one real photograph, credited to its source. These pages are revised when new events or information change the coverage.

windandwarning is editorially independent and is not affiliated with any government agency, commercial forecaster or meteorological organisation it reports on. The site does not host or link to any betting or gambling content. Any significant corrections made to published material are listed openly on a dedicated corrections page.

For queries or to suggest a correction, use the contact page. Ultimately, windandwarning aims to be a reliable, plain-language source for understanding the weather events that affect the UK.