Weather warnings have been issued as the fourth heatwave of the summer brings thunderstorms and showers to parts of the UK. Northern England and Northern Ireland should see isolated afternoon and ...

Officially, a heatwave is only declared when temperatures of 25C or more are recorded for three days in a row. That’s been ...

A yellow heat health alert has been extended for seven regions in England amid the country's fourth heatwave of the summer.

According to the Met Office, temperatures are predicted to 'dip slightly' on Thursday, August 14. But it won't be the end of ...

Heat health alerts have been extended as the UK sees its fourth heatwave of 2025. Much of England was already under heat ...

Heat health alerts have been extended into next week for much of England after the fourth heatwave of the summer brought ...

Heat health alerts have been extended in seven regions across England as a heatwave sends temperatures above 30C for millions ...

The summer's fourth UK heatwave has sparked fire warnings across Devon and Cornwall. Dartmoor National Park Authority warned ...

The alerts are from 6pm today to 6pm next Monday and the regions are Yorkshire and The Humber, East Midlands, West Midlands, East of England, London, the South East, and the South West.

Reservoir levels are still low across Sussex as water shortages continue to affect the area during the latest UK heatwave.

Average temperatures in September range between 13C to 18C, depending on what part of the country you are in so the Met Office’s current forecast suggests that temperatures could be in the 20s at ...