The autumn equinox arrives this week, marking the point when the Northern Hemisphere begins to tilt further away from the sun.
Recent weather headlines have focused on everything from a late September “heat bomb” and temperatures approaching 30°C to a ...
Do you keep a close eye on the weather, or do you just enjoy talking about it? Either way, it’s time to put your knowledge to the test with this week’s Met Office weather quiz.
The weekend will begin with some lively winds and contrasting conditions across the UK, with showers in the north and a weakening band of rain affecting parts of England and Wales.
After the record-breaking heat of summer 2026, signs of warmer weather returning may prompt the question: could the UK experience one final heatwave before autumn takes hold?
The UK will experience further spells of rain, showers and blustery winds over the coming days, with temperatures generally close to average.
For more than a century, the Met Office's National Meteorological Archive has held a treasure trove of historical weather data, some of it dating back to 1837. Now, thanks to a major project, tens of ...
As we have moved into meteorological autumn, many are asking what the coming months might have in store for UK weather. Alongside increased interest in what is likely to be a record-breaking El Niño ...
Clouds are a familiar part of the UK’s weather, but their shapes, heights and structures can reveal a great deal about what is happening in the atmosphere.
The UK will see a mixed picture this weekend, with spells of heavy rain and brisk winds for some, while others enjoy warm September sunshine.
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Summer 2026 was the UK’s hottest summer on record, bringing prolonged warmth and exceptionally dry conditions to many areas. Every county in England, Wales and Northern Ireland recorded its hottest ...
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