After some exceptionally warm conditions at the end of September, the UK’s weather is taking on a more typically autumnal ...

The remnants of a hurricane thousands of miles away may help shape the UK’s weather this weekend. The connection involves ...

The observing network also changes over time as stations open, close or move. So how can we bring individual measurements ...

Do you keep a close eye on the weather, or do you just enjoy talking about it? Either way, it’s time to put your knowledge to ...

The final days of September will bring an unusual combination of warmth, strong winds, large waves and spells of rain, before ...

The weekend will begin with plenty of dry and bright weather across the UK, although showers will continue in the northwest.

Temperatures will rise in southern England over the next couple of days, peaking around 27-28°C in parts of the southeast on Friday. Although, there are emerging signals for increasingly wet and windy ...

After one of the warmest and most remarkable summers in the UK’s recorded history, you may have heard the question: does a hot summer mean a cold winter?

After a largely dry and warm start to the weekend, wetter and windier conditions are expected to return from Sunday, with spells of heavy rain and strong winds likely to affect parts of the UK into ...

The UK is entering a changeable 10-day period, with temperatures initially climbing well above average in the southeast ...

The autumn equinox arrives this week, marking the point when the Northern Hemisphere begins to tilt further away from the sun.

The new movie PRESSURE is in cinemas now and tells the true story behind the Met Office’s most important forecast; the one for the D-Day invasion. But what’s the historical reality behind the film?