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Five reasons it’ll feel like autumn next week
After a somewhat extended summer, with September being the driest on record for the UK, as well as the fourth warmest, autumn is finally going to arrive in the coming days.
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After a somewhat extended summer, with September being the driest on record for the UK, as well as the fourth warmest, autumn is finally going to arrive in the coming days.
Europe and the US are ready for battle in golf’s Ryder Cup. Oh, and Ukip leader Nigel Farage has popped up in a pretty odd Paddy Power ad for the contest too.
The first half of September has been very dry across the UK, with temperatures well above average, according to provisional Met Office statistics up to the 15th day of the month.
On his way up and down Ben Nevis, Alex Thomson encounters a range of views on Scottish independence from a Spanish woman, a Frenchman, a Belgian and a group of Canadians.
The latest clutch of polls show no clear prediction of which way Scotland will vote in Thursday’s independence referendum.
Northern parts of the UK could be in for a showing of the aurora borealis, or northern lights as they are also known, on Friday night.
Fortunes look set to change next week, as high pressure looses its grip on our weather and low pressure tries to nudge its way across us.
Scotland Yard today finally published their report into the plebgate affair, providing new information about how the leaks occurred and what happened.
Following a wet and cool bank holiday Monday, my meteorological charts are showing hints that summer will bounce back next week.
As the statistical peak of the Atlantic hurricane season approaches in the coming weeks, the notable lack of storm activity in the Atlantic ocean continues.
Following a summer that has been dominated by sunshine and warmth, this week will see the arrival of cooler air and some unseasonably chilly nights for August.
Today, the Met Office released some provisional figures showing that the UK has had almost all of its average August rainfall in the first 13 days of the month.
Following a good summer so far, the weather looks to have turned a corner, with something a lot more changeable from this point onwards.
As predicted, the remnants of Hurricane Bertha hit the UK on Sunday, bringing an abrupt end to the warmth and sunshine that we’ve become used to this summer.
The storm remnants of Hurricane Bertha which battered the Caribbean hits the UK, bringing fierce winds, torrential rain and more than a few floods.