UK Weather

Temperatures could plunge to as low as -8C in some parts of the country.

Torrential downpours and winds of up to 80mph caused misery in parts of the country.

First signs of thundersnow – an unusual weather storm phenomenon where snow falls instead of rain.

Temperatures are set to remain in the late teens for most of October before a winter freeze kicks in.

State-of-the-art graphics and an hour-by-hour breakdown are part of the new-look weather bulletins.

Warnings have been issued for hail and strong gusts of wind, alongside frequent and heavy showers.

The strong gusts of wind brought blackouts to at least 500 homes.

Last three winters have been mild due to El Nino effect, but that is giving way to much colder La Nina.

Temperatures are likely to reach 22C over the weekend for possibly the last time this year.

Names have been chosen for the UK's upcoming winter storms.

Much of England has been hit by flash flooding, with as much as 100mm of rain expected within a few hours.

Summer heat wave ends as torrential rain and flash flooding cause travel chaos across England.

Stormy weather has now been predicted for the rest of England as well as Wales.

Britain could be seeing the last of heatwave – before rain and thunder return this weekend.

A record-breaking 34.4C has been recorded in Gravesend.

Health warnings have been issued ahead a spell of unusually hot weather in Britain.

Health warnings have been issued as temperatures are set to remain high until the end of the week.

Although the competition is only in its first year, more than 800 photographs from around the world were submitted.

Warm air from Europe is being drawn into southern England, causing temperatures to rise dramatically.

Most of the country is set to have a few more days of sunshine later this week.

A hurricane formed off the coast of Florida could be headed to the UK, this week according to reports.

Live updates on what the mini heatwave is doing to rush hour commute.

Temperatures climb to 32°C in London - but it will all go downhill for the August Bank Holiday weekend.

Forecasters are predicting highs of 27-28C for much of the following week.

Gusts of up to 55mph expected, with strong waves developing along the coastline.

Front is expected to hit most of the country later in the week.

Thames Water prepares additional 450 million litres of water ahead of the rising temperatures.

Temperatures to rise at end of week with safety warnings to those heading to the beach.

As much as 50mm of rain is expected to fall in just two or three hours, bringing the risk of flooding

Thousands of giant ants will take flight to mate in different locations around the UK on the same day.