There is nothing but great news from the Met Office in Northern Ireland today as we are told ‘many of us can look forward to a fine and settled week to come with a brisk north westerly wind in play ...

Marchers and spectators attending Twelfth events can expect warm weather with a lingering possibility of rain, according to ...

Showers continue to move in across parts of the north and west of Scotland, northern England and Northern Ireland this ...

Northern Ireland’s sunny spell is set to come to a damp end as the region looks set to miss out on the heatwave which will ...

THE Met Office has issued a yellow warning for rain today as “persistent, heavy” downpours are predicted for parts of the UK.

Northern Ireland has recorded its first heatwave in two years as temperatures rose above 25C on Saturday. The Met Office weather station at Castlederg in County Tyrone saw the thermometer reach 25.3C.

Northern Ireland: Met Office issue weather warning for heavy rain. Northern Ireland’s eastern counties are set for heavy rain from 5am to 10am on Thursday.

The Met Office has issued a fresh weather warning for icy conditions across Northern Ireland. The yellow weather alert will come into place at 5pm on Thursday until 10am on Friday.

The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for all of Northern Ireland on Monday. They say there is a chance of travel disruption and flooding due to thunderstorms that are predicted to ...

A Met Office spokesperson said peak rush hour wind speeds of 80-90 miles per hour are expected across Northern Ireland, with up to 100mph in some exposed locations.

Despite recent cloud and rain across Northern Ireland, the Met Office has said June 2023 is set to be our hottest ever June in a series of records that go back to 1884.

A Met Office yellow warning for snow and ice across parts of Northern Ireland, north-west England and North Wales will be in place from 12pm on Monday until 12pm on Tuesday.