Met Office Issues 10-Hour Thunderstorm Warning for Merseyside
The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for thunderstorms across the UK, including Merseyside, from midnight tonight until 10am Friday, after extreme heat alerts.
The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for thunderstorms across the UK, including Merseyside, from midnight tonight until 10am Friday, after extreme heat alerts.
The Met Office has issued a yellow thunderstorm warning for the North East, adding to an existing amber heat health alert. Storms could bring 50-60 mph gusts, hail, and frequent lightning from midnight to 10am on June 26.
The Met Office has issued two yellow thunderstorm warnings for Scotland, with heavy rain, large hail, and lightning expected. Temperatures could reach 31°C in Dumfries.
The Met Office has issued a 10-hour yellow thunderstorm warning for Greater Manchester amid a record-breaking heatwave, with potential disruption from thunder, lightning, and heavy rain.
The Met Office has issued two yellow thunderstorm warnings for Scotland, with hail up to 4cm possible. The warnings cover 31 areas from Thursday to Friday.
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The Met Office warns of possible power cuts during extreme heat on Friday, urging homes in 54 areas to gather torches and batteries. An amber warning covers London, South East, and other regions.
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Met Office warns of high pollen levels on Wednesday as 22C heatwave approaches, urging hay fever sufferers to take precautions.
As the UK braces for record-breaking temperatures up to 40C, experts warn that electric fans may not help and could even be dangerous above 35C.
The Met Office has identified 19 UK areas that will experience heavy rain on Friday, interrupting the ongoing heatwave. Cities including Manchester, Birmingham, and Edinburgh are expected to see downpours from early morning.
The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for thunderstorms across six UK regions, with heavy downpours and lightning expected to cause disruption on Thursday evening between 6pm and 11:59pm.
The Met Office has identified three UK areas for heavy rain on Friday as a heatwave peaks, with temperatures nearing 40°C. Showers will move north from South West England.
First Street in Manchester will only show live sports from 4.30pm due to extreme heat, with temperatures forecast up to 36°C. Screenings of cricket, tennis, and cycling are rescheduled.
A number of London businesses have closed or reduced hours due to extreme heat. Temperatures are forecast to hit 37C on Wednesday with a red warning in place. Here's the full list of closures.
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The Met Office explains tropical nights as UK temperatures could reach 40°C. A tropical night occurs when temperatures stay above 20°C, with humidity making the heat more oppressive.
Weather maps reveal temperatures could reach 42C on Thursday, potentially breaking the UK record of 40.3C set in July 2022, as the Met Office issues amber and red warnings.
Severe thunderstorms with 3,000 lightning strikes hit the UK overnight, causing house fires in Bristol and London, flooding, and travel disruption. Bristol Airport closed due to ATC damage.
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A red weather warning for extreme heat has forced 83 schools across England to close, with temperatures forecast to reach 40C, posing severe health risks and disrupting education.
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Thunderstorms in Bristol grounded flights at Bristol Airport and caused a house fire in Emersons Green after a lightning strike. 850 passengers diverted to Gatwick.
As temperatures hit 40C in the UK, experts advise opening windows at 8pm and closing at 9am to keep homes cool. Leaving windows open overnight with night latches is safe.
RSPCA warns against walking dogs in UK heatwave, advising no walks between 8am and 8pm and cautioning on pavement heat.
The North East heat health alert has been upgraded to amber, with temperatures peaking at 30°C on June 25. Learn about the impacts, how to stay safe, and when the heatwave will end.
The Met Office has issued a rare red weather warning as temperatures are forecast to reach 40°C in parts of the UK, posing a danger to life and prompting health alerts.
UK issues red alert for hay fever as very high tree pollen levels hit. Met Office warns sufferers to take precautions.