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• National Severe Weather Warnings Archive

  You can view past National Severe Weather Warnings in our Digital Library & Archive. Warnings for the current year are catalogued at the end of each month once all the warnings have been issued and will made available as soon as possible, early in the following month. Our warnings archive dates

• Atmospheric carbon dioxide to pass iconic threshold

  is to be limited to 1.5°C.”  The Met Office has been issuing annual forecasts of the CO2 at Mauna Loa since 2016, and has successfully predicted the influence of year-to-year changes in natural carbon sinks on the rate of CO2 rise. In 2020, once it became clear that the pandemic would cause

• Blustery weather for much of the UK

  and travel forecasts on local radio. Check our Winter Driving pages on rac.co.uk for more advice on driving in extreme weather and tips on how to prepare your car for winter.” Once the windy, mild (in the south) weather clears away we will see colder air pushing its way south across  the country leading

• Showers move into the south and west before settled conditions prevail next week

  , with higher pressure once again becoming dominant and eventually clearing the showers away. Much of the UK will have another bright sunny day on Tuesday, with the settled conditions covering the vast majority of the UK by Wednesday and likely to remain through the week.   Keep up to date with weather

• New study examines chances of record June temperature

  to three years. In a natural climate, where human greenhouse gas emissions are removed, June temperatures like that of 2003 would only be seen once every 8,200 years. The study commenced as western Europe recorded notably high temperatures for the time of year, with France recording its earliest 40°C

• Rising greenhouse gas concentrations lead to ice loss and drying soils

  —Earth’s major atmospheric greenhouse gases⁠—once again reached record-high concentrations in 2025. The globally averaged CO₂ level reached 425.6±0.1 parts per million, a 53% increase from the preindustrial level of ~278 ppm. Fossil fuel emissions in 2025 were also a record high in 2025, estimated

• Met Office daily weather: Cloud cover and occasional light showers continue to dominate

  , where patchy fog may develop once again. There will also be some clearer intervals west of high ground in western Britain. High pressure remaining firmly in charge this week Keeping the weather cloudy, with patchy drizzle here and there ☁️☁️🌧️ pic.twitter.com/J0KdzbA094 — Met Office (@metoffice

• Met Office daily weather: Unsettled with rain, warmth and some sunshine

  once again across the south of the country, but a lot of cloud. “If we do get some brightness, we've got this warm sector across the south. Relatively mild and humid and temperatures getting up to summerlike values, 24°C, perhaps 25°C if there is enough sunshine for parts of East Anglia, but it's

• Met Office daily weather: Largely settled but change is on the way

  once that mist and fog lifts but for most of the country it’s a cloudy day. Mostly dry. The odd spot or two of drizzle can’t be ruled out particularly across the Pennines as well as the Welsh hills, the Mourne Mountains in Northern Ireland. Temperatures 12°C to 16°C. “Now through this evening

• Met Office daily weather: unsettled conditions dominating much of the country

  England, too could see some quite persistent, possibly heavy outbreaks of rain by the time we reach friday afternoon. but for the bulk of the country, there should still be plenty of bright spells. still quite breezy and still feeling chilly in that wind, too. highs once again reaching around 12