Temperatures could reach up to 10C above average across most of England and Wales on Tuesday, the Met Office has said. It is possible that top temperatures could reach 23C or 24C, but the nights will ...

Dry, sunny conditions are expected for the thousands taking part in the TCS London Marathon this weekend, while temperatures ...

Mini heatwave on the way as temperature set to hit 26C next week - The Met Office is forecasting temperatures in the mid-20s in the capital by the middle of next week ...

While northern regions of the UK will continue to see some cloud and scattered showers on Monday, the rest of the country will stay dry and bright with temperatures of up to 24C in the South East.

Scotland has officially recorded its warmest day of the year so far, with temperatures climbing well above average for this time of year. On Thursday, April 10, parts of Scotland and Northern ...

Dry and warm conditions are expected to stay for the majority of this week, but the Met Office has warned that ... generally lower temperatures and more cloud at times, will start to see the ...

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We won’t be seeing huge amounts of snow falling this month, thankfully (Picture: Ian Horrocks/Getty Images) The Met Office has brutally shut down headlines suggesting we’re about to see either ...

A satellite image of a cloud of Saharan dust particles hovering over the UK has been released by the Met Office. The national weather agency released the satellite image of the dust clouds heading ...

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THE MET Office has released a satellite image showing a cloud of Saharan dust particles hovering over the UK. Some may have already noticed that the skies appear somewhat hazier than usual.