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

  across southwest England and South Wales during the early hours, before pushing eastwards. Simultaneously, another system will descend from the north, bringing intense showers to Wales and southern and central England. Some of these could include thunder and hail, with rainfall totals reaching 10

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  reducing freshwater availability at key times in the growing season. Arabian Sea Zone 1: North-west Africa and Mediterranean coast Zone 2: Desert regions of North Africa Zone 3: Highland regions of Iran and Iraq Zone 4: Lowlands of Iran These graphs show the baseline (a) total monthly precipitation

• Will we see one last heatwave? 

  had already recorded more days above 30°C than during the whole of summer 1976, when the temperature exceeded that level on 22 days. By the end of summer 2026, the total had reached 33 days. Temperatures also reached 35°C during May, June, July and August, the first time this has occurred

• Met Office weather extremes: What are June’s current records?

  their warmest spring on record, with Northern Ireland and Scotland seeing temperature anomalies of up to 1.6°C above average. Sunshine totals were equally remarkable. The UK recorded 653.3 hours of sunshine, 43% above average, making it the sunniest spring since the series began in 1910. READ MORE: How

• Annual climate stocktake shows weather records and extremes now the norm in UK Climate

  decade 2015-2024, the number of months where counties are recording monthly rainfall totals of at least twice the 1991-2020 monthly average has increased by over 50% compared to the number in 1961-1990. As the UK’s climate warms, it is also becoming wetter, with this report showing that the increase

• What’s next as the Sun reaches solar maximum phase?

  there won’t be Earth-directed space weather and the chance for further visible auroras at times. Krista continued: “While the total number of sunspots will start to reduce after solar maximum, we will continue to see space weather throughout the solar cycle, even as overall activity declines. Indeed

• Week ahead: A changeable week with rain, showers and brighter spells

  rainfall totals are not expected. Temperatures will remain in the mid to high teens in the north and reach the low 20s in the south. With lighter winds and sunshine, southeastern areas should feel relatively warm. Some rain before a drier end to Friday The weather system will move eastwards on Thursday

• Weekend weather: Fine on Saturday before a wet, windy and warm Sunday

  , southwestern Scotland and parts of Cumbria, including the Lake District. The highest rainfall totals could reach around 50 to 60mm, although there is some uncertainty over exactly how much will fall and where the wettest conditions will occur. Sunday will nevertheless be considerably wetter in the northwest

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

  Southern areas will feel warmer, with highs of 16 to 18°C, while winds remain relatively light. Despite some showers later in the week, rainfall totals will continue to be low for many central and eastern areas, following an already dry April. Watching the weekend closely Looking ahead

• 2023 was second warmest year on record for UK

  wettest October to help pep up rainfall totals. Much of the country was wetter than average in the year, with Northern Ireland having its third wettest year on record in a series from 1836. Northern Ireland provisionally recorded 1399.0mm of rain, which is 21% more than average. England had its sixth