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The weather will be relatively benign for Remembrance Sunday. However, a deepening low named Storm Debi will arrive across Ireland tonight before moving across N England Monday, bringing severe gales for Irish Sea coasts and N England. Read the full update here -
The forecasting models had been suggesting a change to the pattern of Northern Blocking and a southerly tracking jet stream, but that's been put back, and the existing, often unsettled pattern virtually UK-wide will continue through the next week. Read the full update here
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A chilly NW flow will bring showers to exposed coasts with a touch of frost by night. Saturday looks bright but dry. Rain starts to appear in the west on Remembrance Sunday. Read the full update here
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A look ahead to the UK's weekend weather including Armistice Day and Remembrance Sunday. Read the full update here
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Frontal rain from the west will be accompanied by blustery southerly winds and it could be an ill timed spell of wet and windy weather. Drier and brighter behind. Read the full update here
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Storm Babet, an atmospheric river and wild spring tides. October 2023 saw disruptive flooding, a record for eastern Scotland, coastal damage and widespread sodden ground Read the full update here
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The week ahead won't see any see any storms so will be as wet or windy as recently. Low pressure will be nearby but as the wind will be from the west it will favour western areas to see most showers, though all parts will see a spell of rain Wednesday. Read the full update here
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The UK's weather takes a slight turn for the drier with less in the way of heavy, persistent rain expected for a few days at least, after today. It will still be unsettled though as low pressure stays in charge. Read the full update here
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Another cleanup, with widespread damage to assess and repair in the Channel Islands after Storm Ciaran. The Spanish Met. has named Storm Domingos which will throw more rain over the UK. Read the full update here
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Storm Ciaran will arrive during Wednesday night, battering the Channel Islands and impact Britain on Thursday with severe gales for Channel coasts and more rain. Read the full update here
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Storm Ciaran will hit on Wednesday night and Thursday with the English Channel, the focus of the wild winds. Channel Islanders have been told to stay at home as France prepares too. Read the full update here
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It's already very wet, but next up will be the windstorm Ciaran, hitting southern Britain, the Channel Islands and northern France on Wednesday night and Thursday. Read the full update here
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Northern Ireland has an amber warning for Rain for Monday night and Tuesday morning as the rain just keeps on coming. The flood risk continues with Storm Ciaran here by Thursday Read the full update here
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The UK Met Office has named Storm Ciaran, for potentially very windy weather Wednesday night and on Thursday with even more rain. There are plenty of rain warnings before that too. Read the full update here
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The UK faces ongoing flood warnings as persistent rain continues. Further ahead, the forecasting models are hinting at the possibility of drier, colder weather arriving in the second week of November. Read the full update here
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Long after Storm Babet's exit, persistent rain continues to threaten the UK, especially eastern Scotland, heightening flood concerns. While southern England and south-west Wales also face heavy downpours, regions like the Midlands may experience more in the way of drier spells. Read the full update here
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There is still plenty of water around and flood warnings in place with more rain and showers on the way this weekend. Travel disruption continues, as does the rain. Read the full update here
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With low pressure moving in close to the west over the coming days, it will become windy and remain unsettled with showers or longer spells of rain. Over in Mexico, Hurricane Otis makes landfall near Acapulco as catastrophic Cat 5 storm, following unexpected strengthening over last 24 hours. Read the full update here
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There is more rain in the forecast which would just be viewed as usual autumn weather if Storm Babet hadn't drenched parts of the UK. Read the full update here
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After storm Babet's deluge, the UK was still grappling with 116 flood warnings at dawn this morning. Despite a quieter start to the week, low pressure will persist, heralding more rain and wind during the coming days. Read the full update here
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Storm Babet has caused widespread flooding across the UK, with a red alert in force today for parts of Eastern Scotland. There will be a respite from Sunday, though concerns remain for further rain and potential flooding next week, as low pressure stays in charge of the UK's weather. Read the full update here
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Parts of eastern Scotland are seeing severe flooding, the rain is easing here for now but will return tonight. Elsewhere, large parts of northern England, Midlands and Wales will also see a risk of flooding as persistent and heavy rain lingers here through much of the day. Rain eases over the weekend, mostly dry by Sunday. Read the full update here
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The rain has arrived and the winds are strengthening. For Thursday it will be Scotland bearing the brunt of Storm Babet but there will be heavy rain and showers elsewhere with more to come on Friday. Read the full update here
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A danger to life Red Warning has been issued this morning by the Met Office for extreme rainfall over parts of eastern Scotland from tomorrow, leading to life-threatening flooding, as Storm Babet moves north. Also amber and yellow warnings in force for rain and wind for much of northern Britain. Read the full update here
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Storm Babet is on the way with the current settled weather soon to be replaced by heavy rain and high winds. Flooding is possible - especially in eastern Scotland. Read the full update here
