The UKHSA has issued yellow heat health warnings for seven regions of England: East and West Midlands, South East, South West ...

Temperatures are expected to climb above 30C as parts of the UK bask in a heatwave this week - but are you a fan of the warm ...

Most of England has been issued a yellow heat health alert with temperatures predicted to reach up to 33ºC over the weekend.

Met Office deputy chief meteorologist Dan Holley said: "Heat is the main story this week, with high pressure building and ...

The week ahead will see a marked shift towards warmer and more settled weather for much of the UK, with high pressure becoming increasingly dominant.

Forecasters are expecting the heat to build gradually in Britain over the coming days - and most areas will reach levels ...

Thunderstorms are forecast this week as the Met Office predicts a period of "intense rainfall" despite rising temperatures.

The Met Office has reported that Britons could face a wet spell as a band of rain moved southeastwards overnight. The band of rain reached the west coast of the UK at around 6pm yesterday.

The UK has had its warmest spring on record - and its driest for 50 years, the Met Office has said. Provisional figures showed spring temperatures surpassed the long-term average by 1.4C - with a ...

“The data clearly shows that recent decades have been warmer, sunnier, and often drier than the 20th century average,” Met Office scientist Emily Carlisle said. “This spring shows some of ...

It does not necessarily reflect the view of The Herald. The Met Office is warning of an increased risk of heatwaves amid predictions that it is twice as likely that summer will be hot across the UK.

The Met Office has warned Brits will be twice as likely to experience a scorching heatwave this summer. Forecasters also warned about an increased risk of heatwaves as we enter meteorological summer.