We/I aim to help keep you up-to date on the possibilities of severe weather across England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland & Republic of Ireland. Our/my vision is very clear, we want to be the best at what we do. The aim is to analyse weather data which is free and openly available to the general public, and with our/my expertise prepare and present this information in a friendly and easy to un
derstand format that is both accurate and reliable. We/I focus exclusively on severe aspects of daily weather, those weather systems that rotate, exhibit motion and 'Swirl', I know, it's all in our name, clever right? These swirly weather systems that bring severe weather often have the greatest impact on everyday life to hard working folk like you. We appreciate that the weather can impact everyone in different ways and to varying degrees, and if we can assist, even just a little bit, then that makes it all worthwhile. Whilst we/I highly recommend you make important decisions to protect life and property based on information provided from official government agencies such as the Met-Office & Met Eireann - we/I would like to assure you that we are here too, offering a helping hand in the right direction, guiding you to safer outcome. If you have any concerns or questions regarding adverse or severe weather advisories issued, please drop a quick message in our inbox, I aim to reply as promptly as possible. Finally, if you're here & you are reading this, then you have found us and more than likely are following us. Joking aside, I would like to say a very big thank you for liking and following Met-Swirl, it means the world to me, and I wish you all a safe and well-prepared time with us as we all come together and experience the ups and downs of our British weather. Swirly Wishes,
Chief Severe-Weather Forecaster at Met-Swirl
Keith Baker-Biggs
