This is a celebratory film to mark 170 years of the Met Office.
Beginning in 1854, when Captain Robert Fitzroy founded the Meteorological Department, we share some of the key dates in our history of innovation and public service. From the first storm warning system in 1861, to advancing weather and climate science and services around the world today.
Featuring Met Office meteorologists Alex Deakin, Aidan McGivern, Clare Nasir, Annie Shuttleworth and Alex Burkill.
Celebrating 170 Years of the Met Office - 01-08-24
Join us as we commemorate 170 years of the Met Office's groundbreaking work in meteorology. This special video takes you through the rich history of the UK's national weather service, from its humble beginnings in 1854 to its current status as a global leader in weather forecasting and climate research.
Discover how the Met Office has evolved over the decades, embracing new technologies and methodologies to provide accurate and timely weather information. Featuring archival footage, expert interviews, and behind-the-scenes looks at how forecasts are made, this video is a tribute to the dedicated scientists and staff who have made the Met Office what it is today.
Whether you're a weather enthusiast, a student of science, or simply curious about the forces that shape our climate, this celebration of 170 years of the Met Office is not to be missed.
Watch the full video on DailyMotion and join us in honoring this remarkable milestone.
