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across parts of England until Tuesday, following recent heavy rainfall and with further rain on Saturday. Minor surface water flooding is likely across parts of Somerset, Devon and Dorset on Saturday, with further minor impacts also possible elsewhere.   “We advise people to stay away from swollen

This was a good example of how the timing of just one weather system can make a big difference to monthly rainfall statistics. On 30 April parts of Devon had around 60% of the rainfall expected for the whole month, pushing the statistics closer to the monthly average overall. If that rain had

on Friday covers West Wales, Devon & Cornwall and the Channel coast as far east as Worthing. As the low-pressure system begins to move eastwards a second warning will come into force for all-day Saturday, covering the whole of Wales and southern and central England as far north as Blackpool

will see further disruptive snowfall with 5-10 cm falling within 2 to 3 hours in some places. Meanwhile, parts of Dartmoor and South Devon could have a further 10-15 cm, with as much as 20-30 cm over some eastern parts of Dartmoor”. Monday will be a brighter day for many with sunny spells

overall but varied widely, with well above average sunshine in central and southern Scotland and northeast England, but well below average in Cornwall and in west Wales. The UK monthly extremes were as follows: A maximum temperature of 14.2 °C was recorded at Slapton (Devon) on the 25th. A minimum

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immersed in water below 15°C. Even on a hot day, the sea, rivers, and lakes in the UK can remain cold enough to trigger this reaction. It’s a physiological response that can affect anyone, regardless of age, fitness, or swimming ability. If you’re heading to the beach over the next few days, be aware

Office 10-Day Trend: High pressure in charge with hot weekend on the way Author: Press Office 10 July 2025 As we head into the weekend, the UK is set to experience a spell of hot and settled weather, thanks to a dominant area of high pressure. This high is currently centred to the south and east

This spell of hot weather is part of a broader heatwave event, which has brought very warm and humid conditions to many areas over recent days. However, heat is now giving way to increasing instability in Scotland, with a growing risk of thunderstorms. A Yellow Thunderstorm Warning is in place

It will be a very warm or hot day for many today (Wednesday) with temperatures of 31°C possible in the southeast, which would be the highest of the year so far. Elsewhere, temperatures are likely to be higher than yesterday, with mid-to-high 20s Celsius for the rest of England and Wales