Fyvie Castle in Aberdeenshire was the warmest place in the UK, reaching 20.2C. This also makes it Scotland's warmest day of the year so far. Here is the warmest place in each nation.

Gogerddan in west Wales was the warmest place in the UK today, reaching 19.1C Here is the warmest place in each nation.

An update on today’s highest temperature… The 21.2C in Newport has been rejected by the Met Office, so 20.9C in Gogerddan, Ceredigion was the UK’s warmest place today. This still makes it the warmest day of the year so far.

Today was the UK's warmest day of the year so far, with 21.2C recorded in Newport, Shropshire. Here is the warmest place in each nation.

The weather across the UK is looking settled for at least the next four days, with lots of spring sunshine for many.

In spring, big differences between day and night temperatures are common - known as the 'diurnal range'. It's what make clothing choices tricky; wrapping up for a chilly morning, which then becomes a warm day.

Today is the warmest day of the year so far, with 19.5C recorded in Bude, Cornwall. Temperatures are likely to rise further in the coming hours.

Leeming and Topcliffe, both in North Yorkshire, shared the warmest place in the UK today, reaching 18.0C. Here is the warmest place in each nation on Tuesday 17th March.

Writtle in Essex was the warmest place in the UK today, reaching 13.4C. Here is the warmest place in each nation on Monday 16th March.

Here’s a look at the UK weather extremes for Sunday 15th March, showing where it was warmest, coldest, wettest and sunniest. What was it like where you were?

A brief burst of spring warmth is on the way for England and Wales midweek.

By Friday, daytime temperatures will generally only reach 5-9C, which is a few degrees below average for March. The wind will make it feel even colder. This is due to polar maritime air sweeping across the UK behind an area of low pressure.

Wet and windy weather returns in the coming days. The wettest weather will be across the hills and mountains in the west.

Not only is it going to turn very unsettled across the UK from midweek, colder air will also return with wintry showers and frost at night.

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Saharan dust has drifted up across western Europe and reached eastern parts of the UK on Friday. Also, rain is moving up across England, which is likely to wash some of the dust out of the air. You may notice some dust on cars and other surfaces during the next couple of days.

The UK had its warmest day of the year so far today, with 19.2C recorded in Northolt, London. Here is the warmest place in each nation.

A plume of Saharan dust is drifting northwards across western Europe at the moment, giving hazy skies. In the UK, there’ll be very high air pollution across eastern parts of England on Friday, and some dust may be washed out in the rain.

Storm Regina has whipped up a plume of Saharan dust that will reach southern and western Europe in the coming days. This will lead to hazy skies, colourful sunrises and sunsets, as well as some poor air quality and dust washed out in the rain.

A plume of Saharan dust will reach southern and western parts of Europe, including the UK, this week. This will lead to hazy skies, colourful sunrises and sunsets, as well as some poor air quality and dust washed out in the rain.

More hours of daylight and lighter evenings await as we head through March. Here's a comparison of sunrise and sunset times at the start and end of March. The clocks go forward an hour on 29th March.

Winter 2025/26 was wetter, duller & milder than average for the UK. ▪Rainfall 13% above avg ▪Sunshine 16% below avg ▪Mean temp 0.85C above avg The West Midlands, Cornwall and Leicestershire had their wettest winter on record. Dorset and Warwickshire had their second wettest.

February 2026 was milder, wetter and duller than average for the UK. WHOLE UK ▪️Rainfall 23% above avg ▪️Sunshine 42% below avg ▪️Mean temp 1.5C above avg NOTABLE POINTS ▪️Dullest on record for Wales ▪️3rd warmest for S. England ▪️England rainfall 70% above avg

Storm Marta will hit Iberia with more heavy rain and strong winds this weekend. Flooding and landslides are expected. This comes only days after Storm Leonardo swept across the region, bringing damage and disruption.

Aberdeen has had no sunshine for the past 14 days, according to the Met Office. This is its longest sunless period since records there began in 1957.

There’s no imminent end in sight for the relentlessly wet weather pattern that’s been affecting southern and western Europe for weeks. During the next seven days, 25-75mm of rain expected widely, with up to 300mm in some parts of Iberia. The risk of flooding will continue.

Storm Leonardo will bring heavy rain across Iberia on Wednesday into Thursday. Southern and western areas will widely see 50-100mm, with 200-300mm falling over some hills and mountains. Flooding, landslides and travel disruption are expected, with amber and red warnings issued.

As we head through February, the amount of daylight in the UK increases by 3-5 minutes each day. Here's a look at the change in sunrise and sunset times for selected locations between the start and end of the month.

An exceptional amount of rain is expected across southern and western parts of Iberia, and northern Morocco this week. The graphic below shows the total rainfall for the next seven days. 75-100mm of rain is widely expected, with around 300-400mm over the hills and mountains.

JANUARY WEATHER STATS Whole UK ☔️rainfall 17% above avg 🌡️mean temp 0.5C below avg ☀️sunshine avg ▪️wettest Jan on record for Cornwall & County Down ▪️2nd wettest Jan for N. Ireland ▪️6th wettest Jan for S. England ▪️ 3 named storms - Goretti, Ingrid and Chandra

The next seven days are looking very wet for southern and western Europe. Parts of Iberia could see 300-400mm. A blocking high pressure over NE Europe is diverting low pressure systems towards the UK and southern Europe instead - hence the ongoing rain and flooding.

Aurora borealis alert! There’s a powerful geomagnetic storm taking place, with the possibility of seeing the aurora as far south as Wales, the Midlands and East Anglia. Unfortunately, cloud breaks are quite limited at the moment. Look north in the sky. Image: Aurora Watch UK

You may have seen chatter about the UK turning colder next week. My thoughts... CERTAIN ✅Turning colder from next weekend UNCERTAIN ❓How cold it'll get ❓How long it'll last ❓Any detail related to snow Beware of outlets click baiting and claiming to know any more than this.

My latest newsletter on another year of exceptional warmth for Earth as our climate continues to warm.

Last Monday, in the midst of the cold spell, temperatures across the UK were close to or barely above freezing at 1pm. Today at the same time, the arrival of milder air means that temperatures are widely close to or into double figures.

Storm Goretti satellite images as it swept across England and Wales.

A wind gust of 99mph has been recorded on the Isles of Scilly in the past hour. #stormgoretti

The Met Office has issued a rare red warning for damaging gusts of wind across Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly. Gusts could reach 100mph for a time this afternoon into tonight. Damage to buildings and infrastructure is expected and a danger to life.

Warnings have been issued across the UK ahead of the arrival of Storm Goretti. Weather Presenter @liamdutton.bsky.social examines the impact the storm could have bringing heavy snow, rain and wind gusts. 📩 Read the full newsletter:

Storm Goretti, named by the French weather service, will bring heavy snow, rain and strong winds to England and Wales on Thursday into Friday. Still a lot of uncertainty about the detail of snowfall, with the potential for warning areas to be changed or escalated. Stay tuned!

Shap in Cumbria was the coldest place in the UK last night, dropping to -10.9C. Here is the coldest place in each nation: ENGLAND -10.9C Shap, Cumbria WALES -10.3C Sennybridge, Powys SCOTLAND -8.9C Drumnadrochit, Highland N. IRELAND -6.6C Killylane, County Antrim

2025 is already the UK's sunniest year on record, with two weeks left to go. WHY? High pressure dominated for spring and summer, giving exceptional levels of sunshine. 2025 SUNSHINE RANKINGS UK - 1st England - 1st Scotland - 2nd Wales - 6th N. Ireland - not even in top ten

UK AUTUMN WEATHER STATS 🌡️Mean temp 0.4C above avg ☔️Rainfall 20% above avg ☀️Sunshine 5% below avg ▪️3rd wettest autumn for N. Ireland ▪️10th wettest autumn for Wales ▪ First season this year to be wetter than avg ▪️Three named storms - Amy, Benjamin and Claudia

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Last night, the UK had its coldest November night in 15 years, with -12.6C recorded in Tomintoul, Moray. Here is the coldest place in each nation last night.

The radar shows where rain (blue), sleet (grey) and snow (white) has fallen since 6pm yesterday. Initially, a band of rain, sleet and snow pushed southwards overnight and this morning. Subsequently, wintry showers have become confined to coastal counties in N, E and W.

The first Pembrokeshire Dangler of the season is expected tomorrow. Never heard of the Pembrokeshire Dangler? It's a thing, and you can find out more about it here - www.youtube.com/watch?v=YqE2...

As cold Arctic air digs down over the UK and Europe, snowfall is going to build up in places. Here are the forecast snow totals up to Friday. For the UK, the greatest snow amounts will be over the hills and mountains. Snow & ice warnings issued - weather.metoffice.gov.uk/warnings-and...

The intensity of rainfall will increase in the coming hours across South Wales, along with the south and west Midlands. Flooding impacts and travel disruption are likely to increase. Rain radar below shows observed rainfall - pink indicating heavier bursts.

Heavy rain is on the way in the next few days, with greatest amounts in the west. Below is the total rainfall up to the end of Friday. Hills, mountains and moors of Wales and SW England could see as much as 100mm of rain. Localised flooding and travel disruption possible.