The UK Met Office has an active yellow warning in place running from 15:00 until 23:00 for thunderstorms with the possibility of frequent lightning, Gusty winds and flash flooding. The Full warning issued earlier today states: ‘Whilst some areas will remain dry, a few thunderstorms are expected to break out during the course of the …
After a fairly tame start to this working week the weather now look favourable as we end it. On friday warmer air will move in bringing highs of 24c in London with much of England experiencing a warm day with a range of temperatures between 19 & 23c. On Saturday the mercury rises further with …
The UK Met Office has recently changed its warning from Yellow to Amber as heavy snow is now hours away from hitting the South West. Throughout this afternoon snow will move in giving quite widespread accumulations of between 3-7cms at low levels with as much as 15cms over the highest ground in South Wales. This …
The UK Met Office have responded to the increasing possibility of a spell of potentially disruptive snowfall between Tuesday and Wednesday of the coming week. The current outlook is still being toyed with by the various model outputs and thus snowfall amounts are not yet certain, However the Met Office clearly feel there is at …
A whole array of weather models are now firming up on the most significant cold spell to hit the UK for many years! Some this week have already had a taste of wintry weather but this is not even close to the levels of snowfall expected from next week onwards. The UKMO, GFS and ECM …
The UK MetOffice have just released a weather warning covering most of the UK as snow and ice returns. As we head through today cold air will filter south eastwards with snowfall in Scotland and a sharp frost overnight for most of the UK. Tomorrow will see similar conditions with snow showers in the North …
The warnings keep on coming as the first significant wintry spell sets it sights on the UK. Before we get into the detail its worth baring in mind that whilst there is a severe spell of weather expected the duration is expected to be quite short with the main timeframe for severe conditions from Saturday …
Parts of the UK will see a short but potentially dangerous spell of weather over the next few hours. A strong squall line has developed and is currently heading Eastwards across the UK. As you can see from the picture many cities including Nottingham, Sheffield, Bradford, Leeds, Newcastle, Hull and others places in the area …
After two days of Atlantic influenced weather the river levels are already on the rise and the forecast is for further wet and windy spells to come. Today we had 89MPH recorded in North Wales and numerous areas seeing gusts of over 50MPH. Tomorrow morning will see the winds continue with gusts up to 70MPH …
The relative calm of the last week or so is due to come to an end today as a series of powerful Low pressure systems takes aim at the UK. By midday Tuesday wind speeds will be on the rise as will the amount of rain fall. Temperatures are also expected to rise up to …