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Londoners can expected a Bank Holiday weekend washout as forecasters have warned of heavy rain for the capital over the Easter period.more

Temperatures across the UK are set to plummet over the weekend and into next week - even though clocks go forward as we reach British Summer Time.more

Temperatures across the UK are set to plummet over the weekend and into next week - even though clocks go forward as we reach British Summer Time.more

THE biggest winter storm of the year is poised to strike the United States, with meteorologists predicting 12 inches to 18 inches of snowfall on the northeast coast of the US with Washington, New York and Philadelphia braced for snow chaos.more

Snow and below-average temperatures could return across the UK for the Easter Bank Holiday weekend, forecasters have warned. Brits celebrating the end of the Beast from the East 2.0 and the arrival of Spring may only be getting a brief respite from the cold weather.more

Although the calendar spring will officially begin from tomorrow, the weather in the UK still bears a strong winter aura. Fortunately, meteorologists are calming - temperatures will be much higher from tomorrow.more

More than 120 flights in and out of London were cancelled as a blast of snow and ice hit the UK.more

The Met Office has issued new amber warnings for severe weather and extended yellow warnings as the Beast from the East returns.more

Heavy snow showers are expected to hit London and the south east as a weather front dubbed "the Beast from the East 2.0" hits the UK.more

The national forecaster has predicted cold temperatures and snow showers for the St Patrick's Day weekend, just two weeks after the 'Beast from the East' departed. While Ireland is now enjoying milder than average temperatures for this time of year, with a feeling of spring in the year, Met Eireann has said that conditions will turn much colder again.more

Forecasters have warned thunderstorms could hit in London amid days of rainfall across swathes of the UK. Heavy downpours are expected throughout the week across most of the country, with the Met Office warning of unsettled conditions.more

As Britain bids farewell to the Beast from the East the nation is about to batten down the hatches for the Pest from the West. Government forecasters say they are 'keeping an eye' on the deep low-pressure system gathering pace off the south-west coast.more

Thousands of dead starfish and other sea creatures have been found on British beaches following a week of snow. The macabre scene in Ramsgate, Kent was said to be "like Armageddon" by one wildlife enthusiast.more

Britain has successfully seen off the Beast from the East and Storm Emma, and the weather is finally starting to pick up. But you wouldn't know it from glancing at bare supermarket shelves up and down the country.more

Public transport returned mostly to normal today, although there were still some disruptions to services following the extreme weather. Dublin Bus will operate its normal schedule, but it warned there will be some curtailments in place. It advised customers to expect delays this morning and allow extra time for their journey especially at peak times.more

The repercussions of the extreme weather are being felt across the UK, with flood warnings and water shortages threatening thousands of households.more

Many drivers stuck for hours in the snow on Britain's motorways have had to rummage in their glove boxes for food, hoping to find at least a fluff-covered boiled sweet.more

Scot makes it to Birmingham after being caught in snowdrift. more

Snow storms shut most of Ireland on Friday and forced Britain to call in the army to battle some of the worst weather seen in nearly 30 years.more

PAY AS YOU go electricity customers are advised that they will not be cut off during the blizzard if their credit runs out. Both Pinergy and Electric Ireland - the retail arm of ESB - operate a pay as you go service, which requires customers to top up as they use electricity.more

The UK gets on average 23.7 days of snow fall or sleet a year (1981 - 2010). Most of this is snow falling on higher ground where temperatures are lower.more

The National Grid has warned that we are running out of gas as demand grows due to the icy temperatures brought on by the Beast from the East. It issued a 'gas deficit warning' as fears mount that supplies could run empty amid the extreme weather conditions across Britain.more

Gale-force winds, heavy snow and bitterly cold temperatures will mark the arrival of Storm Emma.more

The age old northside versus southside turf war has erupted again. A "massive" snowball fight is due to take place at 3pm on O'Connell Bridge in Dublin's city centre, pitting northsiders against southsiders.more

"The Beast from the East is coming our way," warned Taoiseach Leo Varadkar, who asked people to pay "close attention" to any weather warnings that are issued in the coming days.more