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The government agency Met Office issued a yellow warning today about impending storms. According to forecasters, the northern parts of England and Scotland will face a strong wind at 100km / h.more

As the most significant easing of lockdown restrictions start this weekend in England, forecasters are expecting about a month’s worth of rain to fall over the weekend, which may threaten the plans of thousands of excited pub-goers.more

Temperatures have exceeded 33C yesterday, making it the hottest day of the year so far. The Met Office said temperatures have reached 33.3C at Heathrow Airport.more

Wednesday is officially the hottest day of the year so far, with people flocking to beaches and beauty spots. The Met Office said the temperature hit 32.6C at Heathrow Airport at 14:26 BST on Wednesday, beating the previous record of 28.9C set at the end of May.more

A rise in temperatures to up to 30C is expected in France with Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday being the hottest days of the week.more

Britain is set to bask in Mediterranean temperatures in the coming days, with London predicted to be hotter than Ibiza.more

On June 20, 38 degrees Celsius was recorded in the city of Verkhoyansk in the Republic of Yakutia in the Asian part of Russia, called the North Cold Pole, reported RIA Novosti. This may be the highest temperature recorded after the polar circle.more

Britain could bask in the hottest day of the year so far next week, with sunny weather moving in over the weekend.more

Thunderstorms and downpours of heavy rain pummelled the UK over the last week, but they are expected to clear by the end of this weekend, according to Net Weather's latest forecast. High pressure will sweep in from the North Sea and will bring a fresh burst of summer heat by the end of June.more

Heavy rain in the capital of Corsica Ajaccio meant that entire streets and many cars were found under water, and numerous buildings were flooded. Flood risk has been maintained today in both island departments - Corse-du-Sud and Haute-Corse.more

Crowds flock to beaches and beauty spots ahead of lockdown easing while Met Office expects to confirm the driest May for 124 years.more

Britons will continue to enjoy the glorious sunshine and sizzling heat this Bank Holiday weekend.more

Police said they 'ran out of tickets' as people abandoned their cars in a desperate bid to make it to the beach on the hottest day of the year.more

The capacity of public parks and outdoor facilities to accommodate socially distanced sunbathers is likely to be tested on Wednesday with what is predicted to be the hottest weather of the year so far.more

Britain is set to enjoy the hottest day of the year so far, with temperatures expected to soar to 27C (80.6F) this week.more

Britons are set to enjoy a weekend of warm weather and sunny spells, with the added bonus of being able to spend more time outdoors as some lockdown measures are eased.more

Winter, which begins in South America in May, prompts experts to be very cautious in forecasting the chances of soon overcoming the Covid-19 pandemic on this continent.more

Stay-at-home restrictions have been harder to endure with the fine weather outside but the sunshine is forecast to fade this week.more

If regular rainfall does not occur, in summer one of the largest droughts in Poland's history awaits us - alerts the hydrologist, the vice president of the Polish Academy of Sciences prof. Paweł Rowiński. Low rainfall due to climate change and inadequate management of available, limited water resources contributed to this situation.more

Parts of the UK are expected to be hotter than Lanzarote and Corfu towards the end of the week, with temperatures predicted to hit 24C (75F).more

Most Americans have been ordered to stay at home and avoid gatherings to limit the spread of coronavirus. Is it safe to hide from the tornado in a multi-person shelter? Yes, when the tornado comes, the epidemic comes to the background, US authorities say.more

Coronavirus is best spread in dry cold air, Italian researchers have established. According to them, the epidemic is growing faster at about 5 degrees Celsius and at low humidity.more

With temperatures exceeding 20 degrees Celsius in many places, Spain began yesterday's astronomical spring and said goodbye to the warmest winter in 30 years in this Iberian country.more

More than one in four people in Britain put off going shopping or visiting other busy places last month because of the spread of coronavirus, but stormy weather had an even bigger impact, a survey showed on Tuesday.more

Three weeks of rain could fall in just over 24 hours in parts of flood-hit Wales - with warnings of heavy downpours also in place for northern England.more