Met Office says the weekend will feel “relatively pleasant in that sunshine” as temperatures will rise to around 26C in parts of southern England, unseasonably warm for October

Forecasters suggest October will be unusually mild with ‘well above average’ temperatures

The Met Office has given its verdict on whether temperatures will reach 25C on Monday while adding that it is set to get “very warm” by the end of the week and into the weekend

Downpours in the UK come as Ireland faces a yellow rain warning

The Met Office has announced which areas are likely to experience 20C on Saturday, ahead of the start of October – it comes as forecasters said the UK could feel hotter than Greece

Storm Agnes which battered parts of the UK this week looks set to move aside and make way for sunshine and drier days – starting with highs of 20C today.

MORE rain is on the way after Storm Agnes battered the UK and Ireland with 79mph winds and floods. The first named storm of the season drummed up a high of 79mph winds in Capel Curig, a village in …

Winds of 80mph winds are set to batter the UK today

Met Office says this week could feature frequent bouts of heavy rain and strong winds

More downpours and potential flooding to lash parts of UK

The Met Office has warned of a balmy turnaround in the temperatures of the weekend thanks to a ‘tangle of weather fronts’ seeing possible subzero overnight readings replaced with 21C on Sunday

The storm sports a colossal, churning eye that will lash Britain this weekend

Remnants of Hurricane Nigel are set to replace Hurricane Lee in bringing torrential rain and blustery winds to the UK in the coming days – but the Met Office predicts a possible uptick next week

The Met Office is forecasting heavy thundery showers on Thursday for parts of the UK with further flood warnings still in place with the remnants of Hurricane Nigel still to batter Britain

The hurricanes are like London buses…

Hurricane Nigel will sweep across the UK later this week with up to 200mm of rain falling in a matter of hours amid fresh flood warnings after 10,000 lightning strikes recorded

The Met Office says remnants of Hurricane Lee could bring ‘heavy and persistent’ showers to the UK with a yellow rain warning in place, while strong winds will pick up in England and Wales

The Met Office says a month’s rain could fall on parts of the UK on Sunday and a “small chance” lives could be put at risk during thunderstorms due to hit the south-west of Britain

Temperatures are expected to rise again and could reach above-average levels in early October

Weather maps show Kent, Sussex and Greater London could become hotter soon

Weather maps forecast one more day of scorching summer heat this year – with 27C expected in the coming days amid the rain and thunderstorms, before autumn arrives

The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for rain which went into force at 1am and will be in effect until 1pm for parts of the Midlands and northern England

Chillier temperatures, heavy rain and even frost are on the cards for the UK this coming week as the unseasonably warm September heatwave well and truly draws to a close

“Unlucky locations” could see up to 70mm of intense rainfall in the space of a few hours – with “additional hazards” of frequent lightning and large hail. Temperatures are set to become much cooler as we head into a new week.

Britain is set to bake in 31C temperatures again today following the hottest day of the year – as the Met Office say September is to have a record six days of 30C.

The scorching end to summer looks to stick around with the September heatwave looking to peak on Saturday.

Temperatures of 30C already recorded as mercury predicted to cross year’s highest mark

Temperatures could hit 32ºC, making the UK as hot as Thailand, with the Met Office predicting consecutive ‘tropical nights’ where temperatures stay above 20ºC overnight

A heatwave is headed to the UK this week, the Met Office has said, with temperatures likely to exceed 30°C.

Temperatures will reach 30C for the first time in almost two months, after a wet July and August

This week should see the UK bask in the hottest temperatures it has seen since July 7 if Met Office forecasters are to be believed. And somehow, a cyclone that recently hit America could be to thank…

Met Office forecasters have hinted at a late summer or early autumn heatwave in the coming weeks as a plume of warm Spanish air sends the mercury rising across the UK

BRITS are facing flood warnings today before 24C sunshine hits this weekend – making it hotter than Portugal in the last gasp of summer. The Met Office is forecasting warmer spells for the fi…

The plume could hit the UK next week.

According to Accuweather, Hurricane Franklin will lose intensity as it passes by Bermuda later today (August 30), pushing across the Atlantic Ocean, on its path towards Britain

The Met Office has said that today Brits in the north can expect ‘showers, potentially heavy and thundery’ while there will be sunny spells and average temperatures elsewhere in the country

Weather maps show that between September 2 and 6, the UK could enjoy a mini heatwave lasting at least five days with London, the Midlands and East Anglia getting the best of the weather

Weather maps are indicating that Britain will see an imminent spike in temperature

Met Office has issued weather warnings across the country as the Bank holiday washout begins as Brits can expect very wet downpours and in some regions a thunderstorm

Brit are set to bask in glorious temperatures this September as the mercury is set to rocket as scorching warmth makes its way to the country after a weekend full of heavy downpours

In true British fashion – expect the unexpected this summer.

Brits across the country will experience warmer temperatures in the coming days as a surge of balmy summer conditions will bring glorious temperatures ahead of the doom and gloom

The Met Office has said an Icelandic cooldown with washouts is on the way to spoil the Bank Holiday weekend, however, it does forecast sunny 26C highs daily which will come first

It’s just the second time since 2015 that the UK has has seen two named storms in August.

Many areas saw heavy downpours and gusts of wind on Friday with the arrival of Storm Betty, the second named storm in August.

Met Office has warned that a period of rain deluge is set to strike this weekend as a looming storm has caused a series of yellow weather warnings for vast swathes of the country

Buildings could be damaged by flooding and lightning strikes while homes could also lose power ‘for a short time’, forecasters said.

Drivers have been warned of “difficult travelling conditions” throughout Friday evening

Advanced weather modelling maps show Brits could soon be basking in 31C heat as ‘increasingly warm and humid air’ is expected to move in from the continent next week

Met Office have shared their prediction on the changing weather patterns in the coming days as they say a glorious burst of sunshine will finally take hold over the country