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The wet and windy weather brought by Storm Bronagh will finally clear later on Sunday, according to forecasters.more

In the Tatras the first snow this season fell yesterday, and the temperature on Kasprowy Wierch dropped to minus one degree.more

Four children have been rescued after two Optimist yachts overturned on the Baltic Sea in Ustka.more

This is the dramatic moment a plane struggled to land in killer Storm Ali, which battered parts of the UK yesterday. more

Much of Scotland is due to be battered by high winds and heavy rain as the first named storm of the season sweeps in.more

The Met Office warns of travel problems, power cuts and winds strong enough to uproot trees from Monday night and into Tuesday.more

As the death toll from Florence rose and hundreds were rescued from their flooded homes, North Carolina slid into the next stage of the disaster: catastrophic flooding.more

Typhoon Mangkhut killed at least 30 people in the Philippines as it obliterated homes and crops and caused massive flooding, and is now on course to plough into China's southern coast.more

THE UK is set to face scattered showers and strong winds today, with some areas battling heavy downpours. However, temperatures are expected to rise by the weekend, according to BBC Breakfast meteorologist Matt Terry.more

Watch out for Bronagh, Kevin, or Idris - they could prove dangerous. The three names are included in the 21 storm names announced for the 2018/19 season by the Met Office and Met Éireann.more

Wet and windy weather is forecast to hit the UK soon as a tropical storm surges across the Atlantic Ocean. more

Britain is set for a 'BBQ autumn' as Met Office forecast hotter-than-normal three months until December.more

Britain looks set for an Indian summer as autumn is ushered in with a freak heatwave. Temperatures are expected to soar to an unseasonably balmy 25C (77F) in the coming days as summer ends with a sizzle.more

Britain is braced for a "big change" in the weather this week, with "much cooler" and wetter conditions expected from Wednesday onward and into the weekend. Temperatures have soared into the high 20Cs today in southern and central England as warm air from Europe has brought weather more in keeping with Britain's scorching summer so far. more

UK weather to be mostly cloudy and misty today with the odd shower and drizzle across England and Wales but it will get warmer towards the end of the week in time for the August Bank Holiday, according BBC Breakfast weatherwoman Alina Jenkins.more

Heatwave conditions could return to parts of Britain next week after a spell of fresher weather, which will see many areas drenched by rain.more

Britain's record-breaking heatwave might be over for now. But the country's soaring temperatures have left a parting gift for archaeologists looking to uncover England's buried history.more

Swathes of the country are told to expect heavy downpours and thunderstorms, which could see power cuts and train cancellations.more

Forecasters have warned that brutal weather could be on the way pointing out there is a chance that homes and businesses could be flooded.more

Flash floods outside Hammersmith Tube station today forced commuters to use their creative skills to avoid getting wet - by creating an emergency bridge of chairs. more

Torrential rain and thunderstorms are set to hit the UK in the wake of Tropical Storm Debby sweeping the Atlantic.more

While Europe swelters in a near-record heatwave, people in Ireland will be reaching for their jumpers with temperatures set to plummet by 8C over the next 72 hours. Temperatures in some parts of Ireland will drop to 14C, the coldest it has been for almost two months.more

Europe could be basking in hotter-than-average temperatures well into the autumn after forecasters predicted the warm and dry weather could last until October.more

According to the Office for National Statistics, the number of deaths between June and July were 663 higher than the same period over the past five years. more

While it might be too late to organise a house swap for this year, it is not too late to find a summer holiday somewhere sunny.more