Four UK areas to be hit by 37C heatwave next week
Four UK areas set to hit 37C next week in heatwave; Gloucestershire, Warwickshire, Worcestershire, North Wales worst affected.
Four UK areas set to hit 37C next week in heatwave; Gloucestershire, Warwickshire, Worcestershire, North Wales worst affected.
Met Office and PHE issue health warnings as 33C heatwave expected over August bank holiday, potentially breaking records.
UK records hottest May day for second day at 35C, breaking previous records. Heatwave conditions continue across England.
UK heatwave to last until Friday with temps above 30C; amber warning issued; thunderstorms possible in some areas.
UK temperatures to plunge to 2°C after a brief warm spell, with a sharp contrast expected before a rapid rise next week.
UN warns of potential super El Niño in 2026, threatening extreme weather globally and affecting UK winters.
Met Office predicts above-average temperatures for July, with possible 31°C peaks and thunderstorms.
UK heat health alerts issued as temperatures could hit 33C; tropical nights expected in South East.
Clean-up after Yorkshire Dales flooding as Met Office warns 8 regions face heavy rain Wednesday, with up to 40mm in two hours.
UK braces for four-day heatwave with temperatures up to 35C from August 11-15, hottest in south and east England.
UK faces three-day heatwave with 13 counties hitting 31C or more, peaking at 32C in the south-east on June 19.
UK heatwave peaks at 35.1°C but thunderstorms and cooler weather are forecast, with warnings in place across England.
UK enjoys prolonged warm sunshine due to Omega blocking pattern, a stationary weather system caused by a weakened jet stream, with potential links to climate change.