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• Amber weather warning issued as Storm Éowyn set to bring strong winds, heavy rain and snow

  the low passes over Scotland and winds could sharply fall for a time before quickly strengthening again. Blustery wintry showers will remain through Saturday as the low moves away. Northern England Yellow warning for snow 03:00 until 12:00 Friday. Amber warning for wind from 06:00 until 21:00 Friday

• Bank holiday forecast: A hot and settled weekend

  with allergies. Coastal areas may offer some respite from the heat, although sea temperatures remain relatively cold. This can create a sharp contrast between air and water temperatures, so caution is advised for those entering the sea. Keep up to date with weather warnings, and you can find the latest forecast

• Warnings for thunderstorms issued, but why do we get them in warm weather?

  , causing it to expand rapidly and produce a shock wave. This is what we hear as thunder. Staying safe in thunderstorms Thunderstorms can develop quickly, often in a matter of hours, and can be highly localised. They may bring sharp, short-lived changes in weather conditions, including torrential rain

• Met Office Weather Deep Dive: A change is on the way

  . A deeper look at the meteorological drivers behind the change shows a strengthening jet stream, influenced by a sharp temperature gradient across North America, is helping to steer low pressure systems toward the UK. This will bring more unsettled weather through the Bank Holiday weekend, especially

• Microsoft Word - january.docx

  , but the north-east stayed dry. The 20th was cold and bright in the north and south-east, cloudier elsewhere, with some showers in Cornwall. There was a sharp frost in the south-east on the 21st, followed by a sunny day, but cloudier milder weather spread from the north-west. Rain and hill snow spread south

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

  to the east. The storm brought a gust of 99mph at St Mary's in the Isles of Scilly, and 16cm of snow at Lake Vyrnwy in Wales pic.twitter.com/r83TfoeSEA — Met Office (@metoffice) January 9, 2026 Saturday night: Freezing conditions return As Saturday evening progresses, temperatures will drop sharply once

• Week ahead forecast: Unsettled weather continues as winter sets in

  as winter sets in Author: Met Office Tue 2 Dec 2025 Meteorological winter has arrived with a notably wet start across the UK While further rain is expected this week, the most intense downpours are now behind us. A powerful jet stream, fuelled by a sharp temperature contrast over North America

• Heatwave helps mark fifth warmest July on record

  for July. The Isle of Wight had its seventh wettest July on record – and its wettest since 1920 – with 115.4mm of rain, while parts of London recorded more than double the average rainfall they’d expect in the month. The localised nature of some of the summer downpours meant there could be some sharp

• Mild start to November sees temperature records broken

  builds and winds turn more to the southeast, temperatures are expected to cool, particularly in the east. However, the continent is not especially cold at this time of year, so temperatures are likely to return to average levels for November, rather than dropping sharply. Looking ahead, model

• Weekend weather: a colder, brighter start before wind, rain and hill snow return

  sharply. Many parts of the UK are set to experience their first widespread frost in some time, with sub‑zero values expected for large areas as Saturday begins. It will be a crisp but bright start for most, with widespread sunshine greeting the morning. A few exceptions stand out: some wintry, “sleepy