Britain is set for a warm start to meteorological spring, with temperatures poised to hit 18C this week. High pressure will build from Tuesday, bringing 14C, rising to 16C on Wednesday. The Met Office ...

High pressure will build on Tuesday, with maximum temperatures of 14C, rising to 16C on Wednesday and peaking at 18C on ...

At altitudes over 2,400 metres, lack of oxygen — a condition called hypoxia — can cause acute mountain sickness. Incidence ...

The Met Office previously explained: "The 'Beast from the East' is a phrase used to describe cold and wintry conditions in the UK as a result of a polar continental air mass. When pressure is high ...

While not hugely wiespread compared to previous weeks' forecasts, the maps show that snow will arrive in areas including Derbyshire, North Yokshire, the North West and North Wales, as well as Stoke, ...

A low-pressure area over the Indian Ocean and the southeast Bay of Bengal has intensified into a well-marked depression.

Friday will begin on a largely dry but fairly cloudy note across many eastern and southeastern parts of the UK ...

A village in Cornwall has experienced a 50-day spell of rain and has already received more rainfall in February than it typically would over the whole month. Cardinham, near Bodmi ...

If you're sick of Britain's relentless rain, forecasters have bad news - as they predict the wet weather is set to continue for another month.

In BBC's weather forecast for Merseyside today, it said: "This morning will be windy with the odd wintry shower. Drier this afternoon, but spells of rain, sleet, and snow will push northwards this ...

The Met Office has issued a string of yellow warnings, with Birmingham and the West Midlands Conurbation both caught up in the alerts.

The Environment Agency has urged people to remain vigilant to the risk of flooding as more rain is forecast for parts of the UK.