UK weather maps show exact date 26C September heat arrives
New weather maps show temperatures could reach 25C to 26C across parts of southern and eastern England on September 14, with 18 counties seeing at least 25C.
New weather maps show temperatures could reach 25C to 26C across parts of southern and eastern England on September 14, with 18 counties seeing at least 25C.
New weather maps show temperatures surging back to 25C across parts of the UK on Monday, September 14, with Norfolk the hottest county.
Forecasters say Scotland could experience an Indian summer later in September, with high pressure bringing drier, calmer and warmer conditions after mid-month.
Liverpool's final post-5pm sunset of autumn approaches. Clocks fall back on October 25, shifting sunsets earlier as winter solstice nears.
September brings the Aurigids and Epsilon Perseids meteor showers, a lunar occultation of the Beehive Cluster, Neptune at opposition, and the equilux on September 25.
Sydney is set to hit 33C in the warmest start to spring since records began in 1858, while snow is forecast in southern NSW. A total fire ban is in place for greater Sydney.
Two regions could reach 29C on Sunday, but the northwest faces heavy rain and 50mph gusts, the Met Office warns, with cooler conditions returning next week.
The Met Office predicts very warm weather on Sunday, with 26C highs in 14 areas, following the UK's hottest summer on record.
Britain is set for a 26C mini-heatwave on September 6, with seven counties predicted to be hottest, including Northamptonshire and Cambridgeshire.
New weather maps show temperatures soaring to 27C in parts of England by Sunday, with 15 areas set to exceed 24C after a cooler, wetter spell.
Weather maps show a cold spell hitting the UK from September 11, with daytime temperatures dropping as low as 1C and every county set to fall below 10C.
Heavy rain is set to hit Liverpool at 12am tonight, according to Met Office weather maps, with a week of mixed rain, cloud and sunshine forecast for Merseyside.
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Wales faces an unsettled start to September, with heavy rain and torrential downpours forecast from Wednesday onwards, according to the Met Office.
More than 70 areas across the UK could see showers on bank holiday Monday, but the Met Office says it should be the best weather of the long weekend.
Met Office maps show 72 UK areas will see rain on Bank Holiday Monday, but it is expected to be the best weather of the long weekend, with sunshine for most.
Monday is expected to be the best weather of the long weekend, with sunny spells and showers, the Met Office said.
Nepal's flash flood death toll has reached 734, with nearly 2,500 missing, including more than 30 British nationals, as search efforts continue.
Festivalgoers will see sunshine and showers on Sunday, with possible hail and thunder, after wet conditions at Reading and Leeds festivals.
Fresh weather maps show a plume of warmer air pushing across southern and eastern England on September 7, with temperatures forecast to hit 28C in 14 counties.
The Met Office has revealed 15 areas across the UK facing rain on Sunday, with Lincolnshire and Herefordshire expected to see up to 32mm/hr by 5.45pm.
Weather models suggest temperatures in England could rise above 30C on September 9, with up to 15 counties potentially reaching 29C or more, despite recent thunderstorm warnings.
St Bartholomew's Day, August 24, has historically marked intense heatwaves in the UK, with records showing notable hot spells and their impacts.
The Met Office has issued a new thunderstorm warning for Northern Ireland, with lightning strikes potentially causing damage to buildings and power cuts.
Rain is forecast every day in London until at least the end of next week, with yellow thunderstorm warnings and heavy showers expected over the Bank Holiday weekend.
Hot weather is forecast to sweep across the UK next week, with temperatures potentially reaching 29C, according to WXCharts maps.
At least 22 people have died and hundreds are missing after flash floods and mudslides hit Nepal's Himalayan border areas and Tibet in China, sweeping away houses and roads.
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At least eight people died and 384 tourists, including 12 Britons, are missing after an avalanche triggered flash floods along Nepal's Bhotekoshi River.
Two Met Office yellow thunderstorm warnings cover Greater Manchester on Wednesday and Thursday, with heavy rain and potential flooding expected.