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. Low cloud near North Sea coasts from Northeast England northwards may persist, accompanied by a brisk easterly breeze that will keep coastal areas cooler. Inland areas, however, will enjoy warm to very warm temperatures, with highs ranging from 23-25°C and isolated spots potentially reaching 27°C

persisting across the far north and northwest. Temperatures will be widely very warm away from the cloudier far northwest and immediate coastal areas, where sea breezes will keep conditions a little fresher. The south and southwest of England are expected to be locally hot, with temperatures

over a bit as we go into the afternoon. Not very much, if any, rain arriving here and even across more central parts where that front is semi-lingering. Read more on Apple News: Met Office festival forecast: Dry and sunny midweek before turning unsettled “The rain is going to break up. So even some

in the New Year, initially in the north, but more widely across the UK for the first week of 2026. “Arctic air and strong northerly winds will bring cold or very cold conditions to all parts of the UK, and it will feel especially cold in the strong winds. Widespread and locally severe frosts are expected

We received enough rainfall in a single day to fill Loch Ness. The first half of October (1-13th) has been very wet across the UK. Early provisional statistics show England has already received 87% of its monthly average rainfall, with the south east and central southern England having reaching 110% of average by October 13th. Find out more on the Met Office blog and our Past Weather Events page.

weather with wet and windy spells. It continued mostly unsettled and mild until the 25th, with a very brief northerly outbreak on the 19th. It turned settled and colder from the 26th to 29th with high pressure and variable amounts of cloud with widespread fog, then further rain spread southwards

conditions very difficult. Roads and some rail lines were flooded in West Yorkshire, with the railway line at Harrogate flooded also. The Debenhams store in Norwich was closed due to flooding. On the 29th, in South-west England, some campers on Dartmoor had to be rescued overnight due to the severe

to discuss matters with the Chair, Independent Member and Secretariat without Met Office colleagues present. These sessions have proved very successful in gathering information about specific issues facing users of Met Office services which are then relayed to the Met Office for a response. 3.3

generally warmer, though still quite unsettled. It turned colder with widespread overnight frosts between the 10th and 16th, though often dry and sunny. The weather turned settled and very warm with plenty of sunshine for most between the 17th and 23rd, with the warmest and sunniest weather coinciding

, dangerous coastal conditions, and possible power cuts.   March  March was marked by significant climate milestones. England enjoyed its sunniest March since records began in 1910, with 59% more sunshine than average. It was also a very dry month, with only Scotland recording more than half its average