US Weather Extremes Show Climate Crisis 'Fingerprint', Experts Warn
US faces extreme weather: west coast heatwave, rare snow in Alabama, floods in Hawaii. Experts say climate crisis is a key factor.
US faces extreme weather: west coast heatwave, rare snow in Alabama, floods in Hawaii. Experts say climate crisis is a key factor.
A man in his 60s died after trying to save two family members from the sea at Tregirls Beach, Padstow, during record heat.
Met Office issues amber and yellow weather warnings for thunderstorms and flash flooding across parts of the UK, with travel disruption expected.
UK heatwave could hit 35°C on Bank Holiday Monday, potentially breaking May temperature records. Met Office warns of historic heat.
Cheltenham Festival day four forecast: light rain and sunny spells, temperatures up to 15°C, soft going on Old Course.
Major industrial fire in Port Talbot, Wales sends thick smoke visible for miles; residents advised to keep windows shut.
Ryde Pier on the Isle of Wight, opened in 1814, is the UK's oldest pier. Built as a transport hub, it still serves pedestrians, trains, and vehicles today.
BoM reveals Christmas Day weather forecast: mixed conditions across Australia, from heatwave to cool and rainy.
Two fishermen rescued after their boat caught fire off Cornwall coast near Land's End; both uninjured.
Tanzania floods and landslides kill 155, with 200,000 affected. El Niño and Indian Ocean Dipole drive extreme rains across East Africa.
Storm Amy, the first named storm of the season, brings 80mph winds and heavy rain to northern UK, with yellow warnings in place.
Met Office forecasts heatwave with temperatures up to 35°C, amber health alerts in force, and potential record-breaking May heat.
Snow and below-freezing temperatures to hit UK after spring sunshine, with frost and ice expected midweek.
Sweden face Tunisia in their Group F opener at the 2026 World Cup. Find out TV channel, live stream, kick-off time and team news for the match in Monterrey.
Cyclone Narelle threatens NT with 195km/h winds and major flooding; evacuations and emergency warnings in place.
A 2.2 magnitude earthquake hit Roybridge in the Scottish Highlands on Friday, the second tremor in Scotland in a week, felt by residents as a loud rumble.
Bitterly cold weather with snow and gales hits UK; yellow and amber warnings in place until Monday.
UK bank holiday weekend to see thunderstorms and up to 40mm of rain, with yellow warnings in place from Sunday.
Father and son die in Scottish Highlands hiking tragedy; police say probable fall.
Greater Manchester faces a 'warm but highly-volatile' week with temperatures up to 24C. Met Office issues red pollen alert for Monday.
UK Bank Holiday weekend starts with east-west weather split, but sunny 26C expected nationwide on Monday.
United Airlines flight from Chicago to New York diverts to Pittsburgh after bomb scare; passengers evacuated via slides, FBI and bomb squad respond, no threat found.
Snow falls in Queensland and NSW as winter storms bring heavy snow, flooding, and ice risks, with up to 100 vehicles stranded.
UK braces for disruptive snow and cold temperatures as Arctic blast brings first taste of winter, with yellow warnings and health alerts issued.
Discover Southend Pier, the world's longest pleasure pier at 1.34 miles. Surviving four major fires and wartime service, it remains a beloved British seaside attraction.
Storm Dave brings 90mph winds, snow, and rain to northern UK over Easter weekend.
Met Office issues yellow wind warnings for 57 areas, urging households to stock up on torches and batteries ahead of potential power cuts this weekend.
Inquest reveals friend's 3am warning message to missing teen Jay Slater before he was found dead in Tenerife ravine.
Snow could fall across 38 UK cities including London over 45 hours from April 28, according to GFS weather maps, with the Met Office warning of a brief cold spell and wintry showers.
Released 911 calls from Texas Hill Country flood reveal desperate pleas and tragic outcomes, with 136 dead and officials facing scrutiny over warnings.