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The Met Office is the UK's national weather service, providing forecasts and warnings to the public, government, and various industries. They use advanced technology and scientific research to predict weather patterns, including heatwaves and thunderstorms, helping people prepare for changing conditions. Their alerts, like those mentioned in the story, are vital for public safety.
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