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A powerful Atlantic jet stream, energised in part by the remnants of former hurricanes ov… — @metoffice

Posted Sep 30, 2026 (over two weeks ago)807s107,264 views

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107,264
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1,057
Comments
68
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50
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93
Engagement
1.1%
Duration
807s
Posted
Sep 30, 2026

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@metoffice's TikTok video "A powerful Atlantic jet stream, energised in part by the remnants of former hurricanes over North America, will continue to drive deep areas of low pressure across the North Atlantic. However, rather than tracking directly across the UK, many of these storms are expected to pass to the north of Scotland as high pressure frequently builds across southern Britain. That means a classic north-south split through much of the period. Northern parts of the UK can expect spells of wind and rain at times, while southern areas are likely to see longer dry spells, some sunshine, overnight mist and fog patches, and temperatures often remaining above average for early October 🌦️ In this 10 Day Trend Aidan McGivern explains how the jet stream is evolving, why Atlantic storms are swerving the UK, and what it means for rainfall, temperatures and autumn weather prospects through the first week of October. Recorded 30/09/26 #ukweather #weather #lowpressure" has 107,264 views, 1,057 likes, 68 comments, 50 shares in the public metrics captured by this index. That is an engagement rate of 1.1% (likes, comments and shares over views). It was posted over two weeks ago and runs 13 minutes 27 seconds. It has been saved 93 times.

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