HOT weather is here to ... warm days a couple of days back now looks like it could be a notable heatwave. Some forecast models going for 33C in parts of Dorset tomorrow and 30C+ to at least ...

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Parts of the UK will be hotter than Rome ... hottest day of the year so far. "It’s now odds-on at 1/2 that temperatures soar, and we’ve got better weather than Rome.” ...

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The hot weather is expected to last throughout the rest of the week, with temperatures as high as 28C expected in parts of the UK on Sunday. The UK's record high for 2022 currently stands at 32.7C ...

SNOW could be falling in Dorset ... UK Extreme Weather ice will “certainly be a risk overnight as temperatures plummet below freezing”. He said: “Cold air undercutting pretty quickly now.

SNOW fans look away now. If you were hoping February would deliver some snowy scenes across Dorset, you may be disappointed. Bournemouth-based weather expert ... close to the UK throughout ...

Dorset, although he hopes to start drilling tomorrow (21 August). “We had a shower this morning and it’s looking cloudy now, so we’re just waiting to see when to start combining again,” he ...

Why is the weather so bad in the UK right now? The bad weather that the UK has seen in recent weeks is partly down to the influence of a jet stream, which is a core of strong winds around five to ...

Soil has now become ”baked dry ... and into the afternoon.” The hot weather has already seen several wildfires erupt across England. In Dorset, firefighters battled overnight to bring ...

meaning the conditions across the UK are severe and could lead to wildfires. Dorset’s fire service said that the level of alert meant, should a wildfire be experienced, it could spread quickly ...