Weather is a full-colour, peer-reviewed journal and the Editors welcome high-quality novel and original research and review manuscripts containing excellent quality figures, photographs, and imagery. Weather has a broad audience ranging from scientists and practitioners in both academia and industry, to students, teachers, and interested amateurs. Manuscripts should be of excellent quality, short, engaging and highly illustrative on any topic in relation to the weather and climate, including climate science, oceanography, historical meteorology, hydrometeorology and related atmospheric and environmental science matters. 

Weather is a leading journal for all those motivated to learn more about meteorology and the science of the atmosphere, as well its links with related fields. Authors must take into account the wide readership of Weather – while contributions covering a wide variety of topics are welcome, authors should ensure that the terminology and technical content of articles is clearly explained and can be understood by a non-specialist. Responsibility for the accuracy of material submitted rests with the author. Any potential conflict of interest must be declared upon first submission. Articles are published in Weather free of charge unless the author chooses to publish their article Open Access.

Editors
 
Edward (Eddy) Graham
University of the Highlands and Islands, UK
 
 
Gavin Huggett
University of Exeter, UK
 
 
Editorial Board
Thomas Blackmore
Weather Images Editor
Met Office, UK
 
Rob McElwee
 
Matt Clark
Photo Editor
Met Office, UK
 
Jodie Ramsdale
Met Office, UK
 
Sam Hardy
Meetings Report Editor
University of Leeds, UK
 
Andrew Sibley
News Editor
Met Office, UK
 
Sylvia Knight
Society News Editor
Royal Meteorological Society, UK
 
 
Conor Sweeney
University College Dublin, Ireland
 
Steven Keates
Assistant News Editor
Met Office, UK
 
Michael de Villiers
Letters Editor
The Weather Company, UK
 
Paul Knightley
Weather Images Editor
Meteogroup, UK
 
Yunqing Xuan
Swansea University, UK