‘Biblical’ and ‘crazy’ storm jolts many Londoners from their beds as Met Office warns of possible disruption

Millions of Brits have been warned to brace themselves for a gloomy Bank Holiday with hailstorms, thunder and travel misery ahead this weekend – but it won’t impact everyone

PARTS of Britain will be as hot as Ibiza today – while others are being warned to brace for a washout.  The mercury will hit as warm as 19C in Leeds, but in the southeast temperatures wi…

The UK will finally begin to see signs of spring later this week.

The current rainy conditions which have drizzled over the country this weekend will soon be replaced by temperatures warmer than holiday isle Menorca, according to new weather maps

Pressure-pattern changes during the start of May will restore the ‘balance’

THE Met Office has warned Brits to brace for thunderstorms this weekend after an Arctic blast plunged the nation into a -2C chill. A punishing low of -6.3C was recorded in the Cumbrian village of S…

Snow is expected on some higher ground this weekm as northerly winds continue to bring chilly nights and send temperatures crashing to way below the average for April

TEMPERATURES are expected to climb this week after the mercury plummeted to -3C. The weather has been mostly dry for much of the UK, with forecasters suggesting Brits could be basking in sunshine i…

A large low-pressure weather system was forecast to hit the UK toward the end of the month, with both rain and snow predicted to fall across England, Wales, Northern Ireland, and Scotland

More than 50,000 to line up on Sunday to run 26.2 miles

Sunny weather and clear skies will be descending on the UK over the next 24 hours, according to the Met Office, with Brits told to ‘put their sunglasses on standby’

Warmer weather could make a welcome return to the UK in just a few days time, a forecaster has said – with temperatures in the ‘high 20s’ expected thanks to an area of high pressure

Last weekend saw three consecutive days of glorious sunshine – reaching highs of 20C – for much of the country and the good weather is set to return, albeit slightly cooler

The UK is set to be hit by a 42-hour snow blast as temperatures plummet across the country, with one part of England set to be worst-hit by the sub zero conditions weather

The ‘tornado’ left debris scattered across streets in Newcastle-under-Lyme, Staffordshire

The Met Office has issued an urgent warning for strong winds throughout today across England and Wales with gusts of up to 55mph accompanied by heavy rain.

Millions of Brits who enjoyed sunny weather on Saturday are facing rapidly different conditions today as the 20C heatwave gives way to storms and an Arctic blast

Forecasters say the mercury will exceed 20C in some sheltered spots today – but Brits should make the most of the lovely weather because temperatures will drop on Monday

Temperatures in the UK are forecast to be higher than average this weekend.

THE exact locations where flood alerts and warnings are in place have been revealed as Storm Pierrick continues to batter the UK. Brits can expect more wet weather with “very heavy and persis…

More than 250 areas of Britain were on flood alert today as rail lines were shut and wet weather remained in force with further ‘very heavy and persistent’ rain on the way.

The UK is set to bask in a 72-hour “mini-heatwave” where temperatures could rise up to 20C following the wind and rain, and more mild weather is then expected in a second spell a week later

There will be no respite from strong gusts and heavy rain as a second stormy episode strikes the coastlines

The UK is set to see the first heatwave of 2024 in the coming days, with the Met Office predicting “temperatures above normal” for “the period as a whole” as we head further into April and towards May

The Met Office has issued three wind warnings – for the South West from 4pm today and 6am tomorrow; for the south coast from 9pm tonight until 9am tomorrow; and for western Wales from 1am tomorrow.

The UK has wind and rain warnings in place for the start of the week as gusts up to 70mph could hit the country after Storm Kathleen moves on and another weather front arrives

Suffolk sees balmy 20.9C while many parts of country battered by Storm Kathleen’s strong gales

The UK’s national forecaster updated their warning as the likelihood and impact of the weather event were increased

Western parts of the UK will be blown by Kathleen the most.

Forecaster Met Eireann warned that gale force southerly winds will bring risks of power outages and difficult travelling conditions.

The UK is expected to record its hottest day of the year so far on Saturday, as Storm Kathleen batters the west of the country with heavy rain and winds of up to 70mph.

The UK faces blustery and showery weather with more than 90 flood alerts in place as two weather systems prepares to strike back-to-back following a winter of turbulent conditions

Met Eireann Deputy Head of Forecasting Liz Coleman warned the winds in Storm Kathleen are set to be ‘unseasonably strong’

The storm is expected to bring gusts of up to 60mph-70mph

The west coast of England and Scotland can expect to see gusts of up to 70mph

After the recent wet weather it is going to turn very windy this weekend as Storm Kathleen hits the UK.

The weather is set to burst into sunshine this weekend and replace snowy conditions, with the mercury set to rise to almost 18C in many places – warmer than tourist hotspots in Portugal

FORECASTERS have revealed the exact date Brits will be hit by snow and thunder.  Nearly 100 flood alerts remain in place across the UK after a washout Bank Holiday weekend – and more rai…

Today, temperatures are expected to soar to highs of 16C in some parts of England and Wales, as the nation continues to experience an unseasonably mild time of year

FLOODS and heavy downpours are set to cause Easter holiday travel chaos, forecasters say. 10 flood warnings – meaning flooding is expected – and 112 flood alerts are in place across Eng…

The Met Office says 12mm of rain fell across Scottish Highlands on Saturday – and Easter Sunday was also wet – but weather maps published by Metdesk show a change is coming

The Met Office has warned Britons to be careful while travelling.

An area of low pressure anchored to the northwest is likely to mean above-average rainfall in the coming weeks, according to Met Éireann

Drier and warmer conditions are expected on Easter Sunday after a few blustery and damp days that turned Easter travel upside down. However, the low pressure behind the wet weather is set to return

BRITS will finally get to bask in glorious spring sunshine today as temperatures are set to soar to 16°C. After a spell of wet and windy weather, conditions have settled for the Easter weekend. And…

The Met Office said more rain was forecast on Easter Sunday and Monday, with travel disruption likely

Temperatures will plummet below zero as low as -10C in just days as weather maps show the UK bathed in blue, with one weather expert warning of a return to wintry conditions

The UK is facing seven straight days of intense snow as advanced weather modelling maps show the white stuff falling from the far north of Scotland to the south coast of England

Weather experts at WXCharts say snow showers are set to start in northern England, the Midlands and Scotland around breakfast time on Wednesday 3 April