UK Weather

Storm Desmond dumped record levels of rain on Cumbria and the Scottish Borders.

The weeks ahead are likely to remain warmer than usual with the Arctic freeze arriving later in the month.

Forecasters say no storm predicted for this weekend, despite warnings of heavy wind and rain.

Britons are urged to remain on alert for bursting pipes due to freezing temperatures this winter.

The northern hemisphere experiences first snowfall of the season, while Australia is in the grip of a heatwave.

A polar plume is set to freeze parts of Britain as the country stockpiles salt

Forecasters have said that this weekend's cold weather will fade away by next week.

Guidelines have been issued for British pensioners to help them cope with this weekend's snow and wind warnings.

Scotland and northern England are on snow alert as south east prepares for possible showers as well.

Online stores expecting to see a major spike in profits.

Thousands of Britons remained without electricity the morning after Storm Barney battered the country.

Met Office issues severe weather warning and advises home owners to secure trees and garden furniture.

First named storm of the year will hit Britain with torrential rain on Sunday

Travellers to ask airlines, travel agents and insurance providers for refunds and rebooking of flights.

The intense fog has caused weather forecasters to issue warnings for drivers.

The Met Office predicts 1 November temperature will beat the record set in Prestatyn, North Wales 69 years ago

North-east parts of Europe see significant snowfall but UK temperatures remain mild.

September's forecast looks rather gloomy but brighter spells could allow for a last-minute barbecue or two.

Summer downpours with thunder and hail expected to hit the UK starting 13 August.

Get ready for the next heatwave to bring in scorching weather with temperatures as high as 38.5C.

UK is all set to take a breather and cool off over the next few days.

No it is not hot enough to fry an egg outside.

Mother of Andy handed out coffee to queuers at the tournament as temperatures soared.

Thousands of Londoners face sticky delays as heatwave sweeps across the capital.

Met Office predicts temperatures could tip 35°C in London on Wednesday.

UK temperatures expected to soar to 30C as Wimbledon starts.

Londoners will experience hotter temperatures than France or Spain, tomorrow, (14 April).

Speculation of summer heatwave dismissed by weather forecasters at Met Office.

Met Office predicts the hottest-ever spring and summer could be on the way to the UK.

Beating temperatures in Spain, Portugal and Turkey, UK will witness the hottest day of the year on 10 April.