Two Women Found Dead in Blizzard Conditions in Victoria's High Country
Two women found dead in Victoria's high country likely died from hypothermia in blizzard conditions; Tasmanian woman drowns in rafting accident.
Two women found dead in Victoria's high country likely died from hypothermia in blizzard conditions; Tasmanian woman drowns in rafting accident.
Struggling with a hot upstairs bedroom? The Met Office advises closing curtains or blinds in sun-facing rooms to prevent heat buildup, keeping upper floors up to 15°C cooler.
TUI reveals top Easter sunshine destinations: Turkey, Greece, Bulgaria. Marmaris leads with 19°C highs and minimal rain.
Australia's east coast faces unseasonal cold snap with temperatures 12C below average, snow, and hazardous surf conditions expected to persist.
Seoul, South Korea, is named the world's most walkable city in Time Out's 2026 survey, with 93% of residents rating its walkability highly. Edinburgh, Scotland, finishes a close second, losing by 0.08 percentile points.
England's World Cup quarter-final against Norway faces disruption from 34°C heat and thunderstorms in Miami, with FIFA protocols allowing delays or postponements if conditions are unsafe.
Saundersfoot in Pembrokeshire, Wales, has been named the UK's best seaside town to visit in 2026 by Time Out, beating Brighton, St Ives, and Folkestone. The town offers a Blue Flag beach, historic harbour, and coastal path access.
London is set to hit 34C today, the hottest day of the year so far, as the Met Office issues a heat health warning and train operators warn of delays due to speed restrictions.
Escape the heatwave with a walk at Fletcher Moss Park in Didsbury, featuring botanical gardens, Stenner Woods, and an ice cream truck. Temperatures to hit 31C on Friday.
A survey of 2,000 holidaymakers reveals Brits pack tea, biscuits, pillows, and even condiments to feel at home. Discover your packing persona with our quiz.
Thames Water confirms multiple supply issues across London and Home Counties amid third heatwave. Residents report 'no water' in east and north west London, plus parts of Oxfordshire, Hertfordshire, Buckinghamshire, and Bedfordshire.
UK faces massive flying ant swarms this year due to warm, humid weather. Experts predict one of the biggest Flying Ant Days, with tens of millions of ants taking to the skies.
Tropical Storm Amanda forms in the eastern Pacific, first of the season, no threat to land, expected to strengthen then weaken.
Queensland residents shelter in shipping containers as Cyclone Narelle, a category 4 storm, causes damage but no injuries in remote Cape York.
Seoul tops Time Out's 2026 survey as the world's most walkable city, with 93% of residents rating walkability highly. Edinburgh follows close behind, missing first place by 0.08 percentile points.
Seoul, South Korea, has been named the world's most walkable city in Time Out's 2026 survey, with Edinburgh, Scotland, missing the top spot by just 0.08 percentile points.
World's smallest beach, Gulpiyuri in Spain, is a 40-metre natural pool with one-metre deep water, hidden inland for years.
Met Office extends red extreme heat warning as UK faces record 40°C temperatures, with health alerts and widespread disruption expected.
The Met Office predicts Thursday will be similar to Wednesday with plenty of sunshine and temperatures up to 27°C. A yellow heat warning remains until Sunday evening.
The Met Office has identified 11 areas in Scotland and England that could see rain on Saturday, while most of the UK enjoys hot and dry conditions. Showers are expected in northern Scotland and parts of Northumberland.
Temperatures reached 25°C in South Tyneside on Wednesday, drawing crowds to South Shields beach for sunbathing, water sports, and ice creams.
The Met Office has issued yellow and amber heat alerts as the third heatwave of the year brings temperatures up to 36C to parts of England on Thursday and Friday, with hot weather likely to persist into next week.
Greater Manchester is forecast to be hotter than Tenerife this week, with temperatures reaching 32C on Friday, July 10, amid the UK's third heatwave of 2026.
Storm Floris brings 100mph winds, travel disruption, power cuts, and event cancellations across the UK, particularly in Scotland.
Storm Amy batters UK with 100mph winds, causing power cuts, rail disruption, and park closures. Tea supply remains unaffected.
Storm Chandra brings rain, wind, and snow warnings to UK, with flooding expected in south-west England and snow in Scotland and northern England.
Cyclone Narelle brings 270km/h winds to remote Queensland, causing damage but no injuries as residents shelter in shipping containers.
Cardinham, Cornwall, endures 41 consecutive days of rain with 366mm of rainfall, causing flooding and disruption.
Four everyday items banned from hand luggage that could cause flight delays, including liquids over 100ml, lighters, food powders, and frozen items.
Brits warned to check passports now as strict validity rules could ruin Easter holidays to Spain, France and other Schengen countries.