Tropical Storm Bertha Forms; Hurricane Fausto in Pacific
Tropical Storm Bertha formed in the Gulf of Mexico south of Florida, threatening heavy rain and storm surge, while Hurricane Fausto formed in the eastern Pacific far from land.
Tropical Storm Bertha formed in the Gulf of Mexico south of Florida, threatening heavy rain and storm surge, while Hurricane Fausto formed in the eastern Pacific far from land.
Rescuers search for survivors after flash floods in Nuristan, Afghanistan, kill 23 and leave over 100 missing, with severe damage in Parun.
Tropical Storm Bertha strengthens in Gulf, moving slowly toward Florida Panhandle and Alabama, prompting storm warnings and surge watches.
Homes evacuated and roads closed due to a major gas leak in Chryston, North Lanarkshire. Police and firefighters are on scene.
A huge fire erupted near Bordeaux-Mérignac airport in France, causing panic and filling the sky with a massive plume of smoke.
The Met Office forecasts rain for seven UK areas this week, with up to 15mm possible in northwest Scotland, following a prolonged dry spell and heatwave.
Rain is forecast to hit Greater Manchester later this week, ending the prolonged dry spell. The Met Office shows precipitation from 7pm on Saturday July 25 until 1pm Sunday.
Thames Water imposes hosepipe ban on millions in London as UK faces driest spell in 30 years. Interactive map shows all current water restrictions across South-East England.
A flash flood in Utah's Sunglow canyon killed five family members, including Provo fire captain Spencer Long, his wife, and their three sons. A daughter survived.
The Met Office has forecast rain across the UK on Monday, with 12 areas including parts of Scotland, Northern Ireland, and England expected to see downpours. Patchy light rain and drizzle will affect northern regions, while southern areas remain mostly dr
UK temperatures are set to plummet on July 28, with some areas falling as low as 6C, 11C below the July average, according to WXCharts forecasts.
The UK could see its hottest day of 2026 on July 29, with 15 counties potentially reaching 38°C, surpassing the previous record of 37.7°C in Norfolk.
New York flash floods cause traffic chaos hours before Spain vs Argentina World Cup final, sparking delay fears amid submerged vehicles and stranded fire engines.
Flash floods submerged New York City streets and subway lines hours before the World Cup final, causing severe travel chaos and delays at airports.
The Met Office says the North East will see cooler temperatures next week, with highs of 23°C on Thursday, but early signs point to another heatwave in August as high pressure returns.
A 6.3 magnitude earthquake near Te Anau, New Zealand, prompted a tsunami warning and evacuation orders for a 1,340-mile stretch of coastline on the South Island.
The Met Office has issued its verdict on potential heavy rain and thunderstorms this weekend, as the UK experiences its third heatwave of 2026. Most areas will remain dry, with isolated showers possible in the far south and south-west.
The Scottish Fire and Rescue Service issues wildfire alert for southern, eastern Scotland and central Highlands from July 15-20. Tips include creating a 10-meter safety zone, clearing flammable materials, and using What3Words.
Temperatures in parts of Scotland could drop to 6C on Sunday as the UK heatwave ends. The ECMWF model shows 27 counties in Scotland and northern England falling below 10C.
London is enduring its longest dry spell since 2018, with 16 consecutive days without rain and a potential 28-day stretch. The heatwave and wildfire risk prompt concerns about a hosepipe ban.
A footpath between Wiseman's Bridge and Coppet Hall in Pembrokeshire reopened Monday after a large rock fell Sunday, closing the route. The council assessed the fall as localised and low-level.
The Met Office has issued a thunderstorm warning for 15 UK areas, ending scorching weather with heavy rain, strong winds, and storms expected from Tuesday.
After eight days of heatwave in London, with highs above 28°C, a major weather change is predicted. BBC Weather forecasts 50% rain chance on Friday and Saturday, and up to 60% thunderstorm likelihood on July 25.
The Met Office has forecast that Greater Manchester's heatwave will end on Saturday, with temperatures dropping to 23°C after peaking at 28°C earlier in the week.
UK weather maps from WXCharts show temperatures plunging to 6C in parts of Scotland on July 27, with 18 counties forecast to drop below 10C after a 35C heatwave.
New weather maps show a 390-mile wall of rain will sweep across most of England on July 26, ending the heatwave. Only parts of Norfolk, Suffolk, Essex and Hampshire may stay dry.
As UK temperatures hit 35C, experts warn insects are ruining summer pints. 69% of Brits say bugs have spoiled outdoor meals, with 18% abandoning food or drinks due to bite fears.
Experts unanimously advise keeping windows closed during the hottest parts of a heatwave and opening them only when outdoor temperatures drop below indoor levels, typically after 9pm.
England face Norway in a World Cup quarter-final in Miami amid scorching 34°C heat, humidity feeling like 43°C, and severe thunderstorm warnings that could cause delays.
England face Norway in Miami with heat advisory warning players could lose eight pints of sweat in extreme conditions. Dr Foster says core body temperature may reach 40C.