The Royal Meteorological Society assists schoolteachers by making available information leaflets free of charge, producing material for the classroom , organizing international projects and selling books, resource packs, slide sets and other teaching aids. It also lends instruments to its members. School Corporate Membership is available. The Royal Meteorological Society publishes five journals, among them one of the world's leading scientific journals, the Quarterly Journal of the Royal Meteorological Society. The other four are Weather, The International Journal of Climatology, Meteorological Applications and Atmospheric Science Letters, the latter an on-line journal launched in 2000.
Weather is a monthly magazine for all who are interested in the ways of the atmosphere.
Our headquarters - contact us Meetings Scientific discussion meetings that are concerned with the latest advances in meteorology are held once a month from October to June, mostly in London but sometimes in Reading, and popular meetings are held on Saturdays two or three times a year. Meetings are also arranged by the Society's specialist groups and local centres . Here's a map showing the location of Royal Meteorological Society office. The Royal Meteorological Society is very willing to answer enquiries about weather and climate. However, requests for weather forecasts or meteorological data should be directed to the British Atmospheric Data Centre , the Met Office , the Climatological Observers Link or to private companies.