Saturated ground and rising groundwater leave roughly 30 areas vulnerable to flooding this week, prompting multi-agency responses and warnings.

The Met Office has announced a brief return to mid-summer weather, with temperatures set to climb to 25C across parts of the UK before midweek storms.

The Met Office has released its autumn weather forecast, revealing a northwest-southeast split and the possibility of late-season heatwaves in southern areas.

Successive low-pressure waves are bringing heavy rain, strong winds, and changeable weather conditions to multiple regions across the UK.

A fresh surge of warm weather is sweeping toward the UK, bringing late-season warmth to central and southern regions with temperatures expected to rise.

Temperatures are set to reach 25C in London, but the Met Office clarifies that the brief warm spell falls short of an official heatwave.

A notable temperature rise is sweeping across the UK, creating a sharp north-south contrast with warm continental air in the south and unsettled conditions in the north.

The UK is experiencing an abrupt transition to unsettled weather as an Atlantic low-pressure system brings widespread rain, gales, and flood warnings.

The Met Office has warned that a classic Spanish plume will sweep across the UK, bringing temperatures of 28 °C and severe thunderstorms.

England faces severe disruption as temperatures hit 38.1C at Kew Gardens, prompting expanded amber heat warnings, travel delays, and wildfires.

Southern Water has applied for a drought order to bar non-essential business water use amid low reservoirs and a severe European heatwave.

Following a record-breaking heatwave, the UK faces a transition to volatile weather with the Met Office warning of thunderstorms and potential flash flooding.

England is bracing for a sustained period of heat as temperatures climb toward 35C in several counties. Authorities are preparing for potential strain on infrastructure and health services.

Persistent rain and high winds are causing travel disruption, power cuts, and potential structural damage across large portions of the UK.

Storm Bram brought severe weather and 90mph gusts to the UK, causing widespread infrastructure disruption and triggering danger-to-life flood warnings.

High pressure is set to bring warmer, settled conditions to the UK next week, though dry conditions have sustained wildfire risks in several national parks.

The Met Office has issued yellow weather warnings as a shift in the UK's weather pattern brings heavy rain, strong gusts, and potential travel disruption.

A shift in weather patterns is bringing heavy rain, strong winds, and thunderstorm risks to parts of the UK, prompting multiple yellow weather warnings.

Storm Herminia is causing significant disruption across the UK, with numerous flood warnings in place and heavy rainfall expected to continue through the week.

A four-day amber warning is in effect across England and Wales as an Omega block weather system drives temperatures toward 38°C. Officials are warning of significant disruption to infrastructure and health risks for the general population.