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• Met Office weekend weather: A change on the cards after this week's snow and ice

  of rain are likely to develop, particularly in western areas. Some higher ground may even see a brief spell of snow as the system pushes through.  Saturday: cloud, rain, and some brighter spells By Saturday morning, much of the UK will be under cloud and rain. However, the southeast may start the day

• Met Office weekend weather forecast: A fine weekend leads into a stormy start to the week

  eastern England, conditions elsewhere will be relatively calm and pleasant. Through the morning, showers are likely to develop across parts of eastern England. These will peak around the early afternoon before gradually fading later in the day. Elsewhere, skies will be partly cloudy, with thicker

• Met Office week ahead forecast: a mixed start to August with warmth, showers and sunshine

  cloud and outbreaks of rain are expected. As the day progresses, this rain will gradually move south-eastwards, becoming lighter and more showery in nature. Eastern areas are likely to remain largely dry, with the best of the sunshine expected across northeastern Scotland and parts of the southeast

• Dartmoor Gliding Society - Ed Borlase

  of achievement you get from staying up is immense, regardless of if you’ve just completed a long distance 5-hour cross-country task or merely ‘scratched around’ in broken lift for 12 minutes on a grey and tricky day.  Dartmoor Gliding Society has just celebrated its 40th Anniversary and is located

• Week ahead: Unsettled start but warming towards the end of the week

  the morning. Through the day, cloud will tend to build, leading to a cloudier afternoon overall. Eastern areas are likely to stay largely dry, but elsewhere, particularly across western Scotland, Northern Ireland, west Wales and south‑west England, scattered showers are expected to develop. Despite lighter

• Week ahead: Heavy rain, sunshine, frost and the potential for snow

  . As we progress through the coming days, the influence of high- and low-pressure systems will trigger shifts between quiet, settled spells and more disruptive weather. Here’s what to expect from the coming week. Tuesday: A cold, bright and mostly dry day Despite the chilly start, Tuesday

• Weekend weather: Sunshine and more seasonable temperatures

  of low pressure will continue to feed showers in on a north-westerly wind. Some northern parts of England may also catch the odd light shower through the day. For much of England and Wales, however, it will be a dry day with a good deal of sunshine. While there will be some cloud around, particularly

• Bank holiday forecast: A hot and settled weekend

  across England and Wales. High pressure will bring long spells of sunshine, with eastern and central areas experiencing particularly clear skies through much of the day. Temperatures will rise significantly, with highs reaching around 30°C in the far south-east of England and widely into the high

• Weekend weather: A mixed spell to come with rain, cloud, mist and fog

  , mist and fog Author: Met Office Fri 16 Jan 2026 The upcoming weekend brings a mixed picture across the UK, with a combination of cloudy skies, mist and fog, some showery rain, and the occasional brighter spell. While neither day looks especially wet or stormy, there will be subtle regional

• Easter weather extremes: the records behind a famously changeable weekend

  , spanning a period when the UK’s weather can change rapidly as spring develops. As a result, conditions experienced over the Easter weekend can vary naturally depending on its position in the calendar, adding to the day‑to‑day and year‑to‑year variability that is typical of the season, rather than