THE Met Office has issued a yellow warning for rain today as “persistent, heavy” downpours are predicted for parts of the UK.

BRITS are being braced for heavy showers and storms after soaking up the sunshine on the hottest day of the year yesterday.

Weather maps have turned a volcanic red as they show Britain baking in another heatwave, but this time over at least nine ...

Weather warnings for rain may have been issued for this weekend, but there is potential for heat to build again next week ...

After several days of glorious sunshine and our warmest June night on record, Northern Ireland is now seeing a return to ...

Parts of the UK are set for several days of blistering heat as temperatures could rise into the mid-30Cs due to a 'heat dome' ...

The Met Office said heavy rain could cause some problems but temperatures would no longer be as ‘oppressively hot’.

We had a ‘bright and breezy’ start to the week ‘courtesy to an area of low pressure to the north of the UK’, according to Met ...

Northern Ireland has recorded its first heatwave in two years as temperatures rose above 25C on Saturday. The Met Office weather station at Castlederg in County Tyrone saw the thermometer reach 25.3C.

Firstly for Monday, June 30, the Met Office says there will be some bright spells during the morning, mainly in the east.

Last week the Met Office said “many places” in England and “one or two areas” in Wales, including Cardiff, entered a heatwave ...

Temperatures are expected to reach up to 30C on Saturday, with an amber heat warning being issued for numerous parts of the ...