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UK heatwave: fact or a load of hot air?
The howling of the wind and pounding of the rain last night were more reminiscent of a night in October, rather than June. But are we really in for a heatwave later this week?
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The howling of the wind and pounding of the rain last night were more reminiscent of a night in October, rather than June. But are we really in for a heatwave later this week?
Yet again today, many of us have been dodging the downpours at a time of the year when we’d normally expect the weather to be perking up.
There’s no doubt in any of our minds that May’s weather has so far has been a disappointment. But are there any signs of summer-like warmth soon?
In the name of art a former Italian church that has been converted into Venice city centre’s first mosque plans to open its doors on Saturday – despite security concerns.
The weather is going to stay lively for the next few days, with no intention of making a step in the direction of spring, let alone summer.
The weather has never been one to conform to our ideals and often throws in a curve ball, just when we were thinking that we’d left the grimness of winter behind.
The UK and other parts of northern Europe witness the first significant solar eclipse since 1999.
The Greens had a nightmare start to their election campaign today as leader Natalie Bennett fluffed her facts and figures. Is there any substance to Green policies?
Wintry weather is causing hazardous conditions across many roads in Scotland and northern England with “be prepared” warnings of heavy snow still in place.
As we go about our daily lives on the ground, satellites orbit our planet, capturing detailed images of how the earth’s surface is changing over time.
After a spell of colder weather to close 2014, the coming days will see a powerful jet stream send some deep areas of low pressure head our way.
A ship crammed with migrants and abandoned by its crew arrives in the Italian port of Corigliano Calabro after being towed in by the Italian coastguard.
The start of 2015 looks to deliver some very unsettled weather, caused by a powerful jet stream over the Atlantic ocean.
Italian coastguards take control of another abandoned cargo ship full of migrants – a disturbing trend that is the result of a growing exodus of refugees created by the war in Syria.
Stormy weather is causing disruption as a “weather bomb” hits parts of the UK, causing power cuts, ferry and train cancellations and difficult driving conditions.