Yes. Bomber Command dispatched a Meteorological Mosquitoe to the target area in advance of the Main Force. It communicated with the Master Bomber prior to the attack. It reported cloud conditions and winds to inform changes to marking methods as well as winds for adjustments to bomb sights.Later, when they had P-51's, they would send out Weather Scouts, a flight of four Mustangs, to report on the WX in the target area and presumably unforecast winds. Of course, the WX Scouts were not adverse to bagging a few Luftwaffe aircraft that they ran across during the course of their primary mission. I think I have an article on that somewhere.
I wonder what they did for radio communications for the WX Scout missions. The SCR-522 radios the Mustangs in the ETO were equipped with normally could not reach GB from Germany, but they did stage radio relay aircraft between GB and the mainland, usually P-47's, I think.
Jim