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London is bracing itself for 10 days of consecutive rain after a few days of sunshine as we head into autumn. Sunny intervals this week are expected to lead to a pleasant weekend for Londoners, as Saturday promises to be a day of almost complete sunshine with temperatures hitting a peak of 15C, repeating the same feat on Sunday.more

Powerful Hurricane Melissa made landfall in Jamaica yesterday, the U.S. National Hurricane Center (NHC) reported. Winds gusting to nearly 300 km/h (180 mph) downed trees and downed power lines, but there are no reports of casualties. According to the NHC, it is one of the strongest hurricanes ever recorded in the Atlantic.more

London was hit with torrential rain during its Monday morning rush hour as temperatures plummeted overnight. The wet weather is expected to continue throughout the rest of the week with frequent showers and thunder forecast.more

Britain must prepare for at least 2C of warming within just 25 years, the government has been advised by its top climate advisers. That limit is hotter and sooner than most of the previous official advice, and is worse than the 1.5C level most of the world has been trying to stick to.more

BBC Weather has predicted the exact day rain is set to hit London after four days of glorious sunshine. While London is in for a lengthy dry spell, rain is just around the corner as the capital creeps towards winter.more

The unprecedented marine heatwave of 2023 was in line with climate modelling, research shows, as scientists warn such events will become more frequent. The “unheard of” heatwave off the UK and Irish coasts during a summer of 40C temperatures raised concerns that fish, shellfish and kelp would not be able to survive.more

Storm Amy, bringing heavy rain and winds gusting up to 148 km per hour, passed through Ireland and the United Kingdom on Friday night and Saturday morning. A man aged around 40 died in an accident caused by the weather in the northern part of Ireland.more

The Met Office has issued a weather warning for strong wind covering London as Storm Amy hits the country packing predicted gusts up to 100mph. The yellow warning comes into effect at midnight and runs through to 7pm on Saturday.more

Storm Amy, the first named storm of the season, is due to batter northern parts of the UK late on Friday and into Saturday, the Met Office has warned. Forecasters said the storm was likely to bring gale force winds of over 80mph as well as heavy rain to northern and western regions.more

Londoners are set to bask in sunshine and mild weather for much of the week, following a damp and grey start to autumn. After a grey Sunday and a foggy start to Monday, the outlook appears bright with a peak of 19C and mild sunshine expected throughout the day.more

This period of sunny weather is set to continue into October with the BBC predicting more than a week of straight sunshine. From September 27 until October 4 forecasters say the capital will experience either sunny weather or a mix sun and cloud.more

Heavy rain is set to drench much of the UK over the next few days with the possibility for flooding and travel delays in the hardest-hit locations.more

London has been dreary and damp as of late but there is hope for some respite in the form of sunshine. The weekend is set to be a sunny one with temperatures shooting up to the mid twenties on one of the days.more

This summer in Spain, which saw intense heatwaves and widespread wildfires in various parts of the country, was the hottest on record, according to data from the national meteorological agency AEMET.more

Millions of people will be under a yellow weather warning this weekend as strong winds and heavy rain are set to hit the UK. There is likely to be some minor damage, as well as disruption to travel - especially to ferry services. Coastal routes, sea fronts and coastal communities could be affected by spray and/or large waves.more

Drought conditions could persist into winter across the UK, despite forecasts for a wetter-than-average autumn and increasing flood risks, officials warn. The Met Office and Environment Agency say the current outlook for September, October, and November shows a higher likelihood for wetter and windier conditions compared to the 30-year average.more

The first of September marks the beginning of autumn in the meteorological world as well as the start of the annual 'storm season'. It also heralds a new list of storm names as chosen by members of the public. This year look out for Amy, Bram and Chandra which are due to be the first few named storms of the season.more

The British Met Office announced on Monday that this year's summer in the UK was the warmest since 1884, when measurements began. The average temperature from June to August was 16.1°C, exceeding the previous record of 15.76°C set in 2018.more

It’s been what is expected to be the hottest summer ever, with the UK seeing record-breaking temperatures, long spells of sunshine and four official heatwaves. But those hoping for a final hurrah before autumn hits will be disappointed, with experts now predicting that another heatwave is not on the cards. more

London is set to be battered by a whole week of rain in a bleak end to the summer. Temperatures are set to stay around the low twenties mark making for what will likely be a humid feel. The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for rain. The warning, which covers all of London, begins at 10pm this evening (Thursday, August 28) and ends at noon tomorrow (Friday, August 29). more

The Netherlands recorded its first ground frost after the summer, with temperatures in Eindhoven and Volkel dropping to -0.3°C, almost a month earlier than usual. In Ell, a record cold snap was also set for August 24th. Meteorologists from weeronline.nl emphasize the uniqueness of this phenomenon.more

The bank holiday weather looks full of uncertainty, with Hurricane Erin potentially bringing unsettled conditions from the Caribbean. But it's not all bad news, writes Sky News.more

It's going to be another dry and sunny week for Londoners - so when can we expect to see some drops of rain?more

Germany is facing a heatwave. Temperatures reaching 36 degrees Celsius were recorded yesterday across much of the country. The heatwave will begin to subside on Saturday, bringing a cooling trend, according to the German Meteorological Service (DWD).more

Europe is struggling with an exceptionally intense heatwave that has engulfed most of the south and west of the continent. Temperatures are reaching or exceeding 40°C, with severe weather warnings in place in many regions, and dangerous fires have broken out in several countries, leading to the evacuation of residents and tourists.more