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Why is it so cold in the UK right now and when is it going to get warmer? April is a month so infamously miserable…

Nearly 60,000 people have been evacuated from their homes in Guangdong, China as days of heavy rain caused massive flooding in the country’s most populous province. No casualties have been reported so far, but at least 11 people are missing.

Dubai airport flood update: roads and airport slow recovery Dubai’s airport, one of the world’s busiest, faced major disruption for the third consecutive day on…

Several Gulf states are being hit by heavy rain, causing deadly flash floods and disrupting flights at the world’s second-busiest airport. Dubai International Airport warned of “very challenging conditions” and advised some passengers not to turn up due to flooding.

Several Gulf states have been hit by heavy rain, causing flash flooding across the region and flights being diverted from Dubai Airport – the world’s busiest airport. At least 18 people in Oman have been killed by floods, according to authorities. Several states have recorded nearly a year’s worth of rain in one single day.

Huge chunk of UK to be hit by winds up to 55mph for 15 hours After a wet and windy start to 2024, we can…

The UAE is bracing for unstable weather conditions in the coming days, as the National Center of Meteorology has issued a warning. A low surface…

Storm Pierrick causes flooding in North Wales Storm Pierrick causes flooding and chaos in Wales as environmental chiefs have issued further warnings that more disruption…

The National Center of Meteorology has released the weather forecast for the upcoming Eid al-Fitr holiday period, and it looks like residents and visitors in the UAE can expect a mix of warm days and cool nights.

As the UK continues to recover from the aftermath of Storm Kathleen, another weather system is set to hit just days after the destructive storm.…

Map reveals where Storm Kathleen will hit with 70mph winds and snow Parts of the UK are expected to be battered by winds and even…

Snow, rain and wind to batter UK this weekend with weather warnings issued We may now officially be in British Summer Time according to the…

Millions of Brits set to be battered by downpours on Easter Monday If you’re headed home today after the long Easter weekend, you might want…

Met Office gives verdict on ‘600-mile snow bomb’ predicted to hit UK The Met Office has weighed in on whether a huge amount of snow…

Map shows where heavy snowfall is forecasted as -2C temperatures freeze UK Parts of the UK could be blanketed by up to five inches of…

A once-in-a-250-year weather event is about to hit the UK, bringing with it bitter winter temperatures.

The severe weather primarily impacted Pakistan’s northern and western regions, causing road blockages and extensive damage to hundreds of residences.

‘Some snow is also likely to affect some higher routes and communities for a brief time.’

Today – Max Temp 12° – Today’s forecast for the UK will see a wet and windy start with a band of heavy rain sweeping eastwards. This will clear into the afternoon, giving way to bright spells but also scattered showers, mainly in the north-west of England.

As the storm continues, the state is seeing flash flooding and reports of landslides in Los Angeles. Flood watches for other regions, including the Bay Area, Sacramento and San Diego are still in effect as of Tuesday morning.

The Met Office said spring could well and truly be on its way with temperatures in parts of Britain exceeding what is expected in France and Italy at this time of the year.

The Met Office has issued the warning which will come into place at 11am tomorrow and last the rest of the day across the southwest of England and Wales.

Meteorologists warn that the heavy rainfall, posing life-threatening flash flooding risks, will persist through Tuesday.

A staggering 500,000 residents in California are currently without power, with forecasters issuing warnings of what they describe as “one of the most dramatic weather days in recent memory.”

Storm Ingunn, named by the Norwegian Meteorological Institute, was classified as a ‘weather bomb’ as its pressure dropped at double the required rate, bringing winds of more than 100mph to the UK.