The Met Office issues weather warnings when severe weather has the potential to impact the UK. The Met Office issues ... Extreme weather is expected. Red means you should take action now to ...

A satellite image of a cloud of Saharan dust particles hovering over the UK has been released by the Met Office. The national weather agency ... high concentrations of red coloured dust or ...

Six areas across the UK have been issued with a red "very high" warning by the Met Office over the next five days. Red pollen warnings have been issued in Wales, London, and parts of the Midlands ...

The sun will be beaming down on Brits in the coming days - with the Met Office warning an abnormally early ... As high pressure continues to dominate the UK weather we will see the temperatures ...

A yellow weather warning has been issued for seven parts of Wales over the Easter weekend. The Met Office warning for rain ... plans to minimise the risk. A red warning means weather conditions ...

With tree pollen high across the UK this week, millions are bracing for the annual spike in hay fever symptoms. The Met Office has issued a red warning ... to May as warmer weather triggers ...

sunnier weather it's set to send pollen counts soaring. Data compiled by the Met Office allows for new five-day forecasts across the whole of the UK, with warnings ranging from low to very high.

With tree pollen high across the UK this week, millions are bracing for the annual spike in hay fever symptoms. The Met Office has issued a red warning ... to May as warmer weather triggers ...

Rain is set to fall across the UK following a spell of warm weather throughout April. The downpour has been called "welcome news" by Met Office meteorologist, Dan Stroud, as it follows a dry spell.

According to Met Office temperature records, which go back to 1860, if the UK reaches 30C this week ... urged to think of their animals in the hot weather too. Dr. Elizabeth Mullineaux, President ...

However, unsettled weather could also bring "thundery" conditions at times. The Met Office forecast for April 29 to May 8 states: "Widely fine and dry across the majority of the UK for the first ...

Rain is set to fall across the UK following a spell of warm weather throughout April. The downpour has been called "welcome news" by Met Office meteorologist, Dan Stroud, as it follows a dry spell.