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• Met Office weekend weather: Colder air and unsettled skies ahead

  such as Yorkshire and Lincolnshire. The persistent easterly wind will add to the chill, particularly along exposed North Sea coasts. In contrast, southern England will start Saturday with milder air, with temperatures possibly in double digits. There will be a brisk easterly wind, but it won’t

• Met Office weather: What's the forecast for the week ahead?

  settled and sunnier as we move towards the weekend. Tuesday: A bright start for many Tuesday begins with a few showers brushing into Lincolnshire and Norfolk during the morning, but these will quickly clear, leaving most areas dry. Sunshine will dominate for the majority of the country, and winds

• Weekend weather forecast: Storm Goretti moves away but warnings remain

  . Storm Gerretti, which has dominated the weather in recent days, is slowly edging away to the east. However, its lingering influence means that parts of eastern England, particularly Lincolnshire, Norfolk, and Suffolk, will see showers during the morning. These showers may be accompanied by a cold wind

• How the Met Office makes a difference

  the weather conditions of the UK. Extreme weather events are becoming more severe and more common.  The heatwave of July 2022 is a perfect example of this with the UK reaching 40.3oC  in Lincolnshire.  This smashed the previous UK record of 38.7oC and temperatures of this level will likely

• Met Office 10-day trend: Unsettled weather as winter begins

  amounts are expected in South Wales, southwest England, and up towards East Anglia and Lincolnshire. Some places could see close to 50 millimetres of rain in a short period. Further rain is likely on Sunday, and if the low tracks further north, the rain could also shift northwards. With colder air

• From heatwaves to downpours: July’s historical weather records

  on historical data, we take a closer look at the most remarkable July weather records across the UK and its nations. Record-breaking heat The most striking July temperature on record occurred on 19 July 2022, when Coningsby in Lincolnshire recorded a staggering 40.3°C. This remains the highest daily

• How has summer warmth changed in the UK?

  , at Coningsby in Lincolnshire. Crossing the 40°C mark was a major moment in UK climate history, not just because a record was broken, but because a threshold once seen as highly unlikely in the UK had been passed.   Here, we explore how daily temperature extremes have changed over time.   During 2022’s

• UK heatwaves: How the records tell a changing story

  a benchmark against which many later summers are compared. The 2022 milestone While 1976 is remembered for duration, 2022 is remembered for intensity. On 19 July 2022, the UK recorded 40.3°C at Coningsby, Lincolnshire, the first time the UK had recorded a maximum temperature above 40°C. The Met

• Met Office weekend weather: A warm and dry weekend for most

  are beginning to cool slightly. Sunday brings similar conditions Sunday’s weather will mirror Saturday’s in many respects. The day is likely to begin grey and drab across northern England, with cloud potentially extending southwards into Lincolnshire and East Anglia. Inland areas should see gradual

• June 2026 weather stats: A county breakdown

  , while Cambridgeshire, Lincolnshire, Norfolk and Suffolk each recorded anomalies of 3.6°C or 3.7°C above average. This underlines the strength of the warm conditions across eastern areas during the month. Overnight temperatures were also elevated. The City of London recorded an average minimum