UK Weather

Storm Doris swept through the UK on 23 February, causing major disruption to travel.

British Airways has grounded several flights.

The Met Office and various travel safety agencies are pleading with travellers to think twice before going out.

First patches of snow and gusts of 80mph winds hit the UK in advance of Tuesday's onslaught.

The Met Office have issued a rare amber weather warning - meaning 'be prepared'.

Experts are warning that road and rail services could be severely disrupted by the 70mph winds.

It could reach 16C in the UK by the beginning of next week as temperatures soar across England and Scotland.

Bitter start to February to give way to Majorca-beating temperatures and heavy rain for some.

Met Office and health experts warning drivers and the vulnerable to plan carefully ahead of icy blast.

The Met Office predicts that snow will make its way inland from the East on Thursday.

Met Office and public health officials warn drivers, parents and the elderly of dangers ahead.

The first weekend and second week of February will see strong winds and heavy rains across the country.

Everyone is hoping that the worst of winter has now passed, no severe weather warnings for the weekend.

Third consecutive day of freezing fog, weather warnings, and chaos for UK airports and roads.

It is the second day in a row that over 100 flights have been cancelled at the UK's largest airport.

Coastguard warns people not to walk on thin ice after father pictured carrying his child on the Broads.

Severe weather warning in place as fog reduces visibility across parts of UK

The government has upgraded the cold weather health alert across southern England from level-2 to level-3.

The science behind thundersnow means that it usually only happens at the end of Winter.

Relief centre set up to accommodate residents and pets as police begin evacuation of low-lying area.

The blizzard conditions that have caused travel misery and power cuts in northern Britain are moving slowly southwards.

Parts of UK experience blizzard-like conditions with further snow and sleet expected.

Severe weather warnings remain in place for much of the UK on Thursday 12 January.

This cold snap has now been blamed for at least 69 deaths, with homeless people and migrants among those most at risk.

The Army are on standby as the entire UK could be covered in snow by Thursday evening.

Even London could be affected by a freezing winds hitting the UK in January 2017

Travel conditions should also be reasonable after a frustrating December on roads and in airports.

The Met office predicted fog and rain in parts of northern UK on New Year's Eve.

More flights cancelled at London City Airport and danger on the roads following death on the A40.

Thousands of flights and trains have been delayed or cancelled.