UK Heatwave to End with Arctic Blast: Temperatures to Drop After 35C Peak
The UK heatwave is set to peak at 35C before an Arctic blast brings thunderstorms and widespread rain, ending the dry spell by July 18.
The UK heatwave is set to peak at 35C before an Arctic blast brings thunderstorms and widespread rain, ending the dry spell by July 18.
Met Office issues yellow warnings for snow, ice and travel disruption across UK as Arctic blast brings wintry conditions until Sunday.
Met Office warns 12 UK regions to keep 10 essential car items as snow and ice cause disruption, with amber warning for parts of Yorkshire.
The Met Office says Manchester's heatwave will peak on Friday with temperatures up to 33C, as an amber heat-health alert remains in place across northwest England until Saturday.
Met Office issues yellow weather warning and 11 flood warnings for heavy rain across Wales and southwest England, with 33 flood alerts in place.
Storm Goretti brings up to 30cm snow and 100mph winds, with red and amber warnings across UK. Emergency alerts issued, widespread power cuts and travel disruption.
UK to see five-day heatwave from August 19-23 with temperatures up to 36°C, especially in southeast England, after a cool spell.
Millions more UK homes face flood risk; some towns may be abandoned as climate change makes areas uninsurable, Guardian investigation finds.
Met Office issues yellow warning for heavy rain and flooding in London from Thursday to Friday, with travel disruption expected.
Weather maps show exact date 20C September heat will return for Brits, with warm surge on September 20 mainly in southern and central England.
Storm Goretti brings hurricane-force winds, heavy snow, and travel chaos across the UK, with red warnings, flight cancellations, and power outages.
Storm Goretti brings amber warnings for heavy snow and 90mph winds across UK, with danger to life and travel disruption expected.
Met Office warns ex-Hurricane Erin may bring heavy wind, rain, and large waves to UK next week, ending dry spell.
The Met Office has identified seven areas in southwest England that could see temperatures reach 34°C on Saturday, as the heatwave shifts focus from the southeast.
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.
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.
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.
Met Office extends red extreme heat warning as UK faces record 40°C temperatures, with health alerts and widespread disruption expected.
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.
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.
UK faces 'second winter' with snow forecast to hit major cities within hours, temperatures set to plummet to -5C.
UK faces 480-mile snow bomb over Easter weekend, with Arctic air bringing heavy snow and -9°C temperatures from April 3-5.
The UK experiences its third heatwave in seven weeks, with temperatures reaching 36°C. The Met Office predicts a gradual cooldown but warns of continued warm weather and thunderstorm risks.
UK weather to be warmer than Spain this weekend, with London reaching 21C, hotter than Madrid and the French Riviera.
UK braces for snow and heavy rain after warmest day of year, with temperatures plummeting to single digits by Wednesday.
UK weather maps reveal a 15-day heatwave, with 23 counties in England and Wales potentially reaching 35C. Temperatures could hit 36C this Friday and 37C next Saturday.
Bamburgh Beach in Northumberland has been named England's most unusual beach by Icelandair, ranking 24th in Europe for its volcanic rock formations and high TripAdvisor rating.