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Last week's hot spell already feels like a long time ago

Frosty temperatures could return to parts of the UK which will experience a midsummer temperature plunge - while other areas see over 20C heat remain

Temperatures could heat up next week

Rain looks once again set to return to Wales after a brief hot spell mid June which saw the hottest day of the year so far

Instead of mounting one last defiant bout of campaigning this week, sources say Macron cut a morose and dejected figure as he met with ministers yesterday

A mix of cloudy and rainy conditions are expected this week amid some sunny spells

The Met office also said that the temperature recorded a decline in the state right now. The temperature in the entire state recorded around 30 to 32 degree celsius for the time being and the conditions were likely to remain the same as of…

Pollen levels will be ‘high’ across Yorkshire on Tuesday

An average temperature of 13.1C saw the warmest May in records dating back to 1884.

An average temperature of 13.1C saw the warmest May in records dating back to 1884.

An average temperature of 13.1C saw the warmest May in records dating back to 1884.

The average mean temperature for June was 12.9°C (55°F) - around 0.4°C below the long-term meteorological average.

Weather forecasts for Cambridge, Peterborough and Ely for Thursday, July 4 - as voters across the county head to the polling stations

Downpours were expected to be "heaviest in the north", with falling temperatures resulting in a "cool week ahead"

HEAVY rain will lash parts of the UK today – but Wimbledon-goers will enjoy 21C of sunshine, the Met Office has said.

HEAVY rain will lash parts of the UK today – but Wimbledon-goers will enjoy 21C of sunshine, the Met Office has said.

After a week of sunshine, conditions are expected to turn cloudy and wet this week

Discussions have kicked off between the federal government and Nigerians in Chicago months after they began advocating for a consulate office in Chicago. Some stakeholders recently met with the federal

The Met Office has said that there is a "slightly higher than normal chance of heatwaves developing" in the UK from mid-July onwards, as Britons bask in the scorching sunshine