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Met Office issues yellow weather warnings for thunderstorms (opens the original)
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Yellow weather warnings have been issued by the Met Office as heavy rain and thunderstorms are forecast to break out over parts of the UK later this week. The warnings span Wednesday and Thursday and include parts of east Wales, the Midlands, northern England, East Anglia and southern England - including London. It is likely to be the one of the most widespread outbreaks of heavy rain across southern and central parts of the UK this summer. While good news for regions plagued by drought, signifi
Rain to break for weekend as sunshine returns (opens the original)
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After the spell of showery weather earlier this week, a strong area of high pressure is set to bring bright and sunny weather to much of the UK this weekend. Daytime temperatures will feel pleasantly warm - though a long way off from the record heat experienced earlier this month. Nights are expected to be mostly clear, leading to a significant temperature contrast from morning lows to afternoon highs. While Saturday and Sunday will bring a brief break from the rain for many, unsettled weather w
Final day of heatwave brings thunderstorm and flash flood risk (opens the original)
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The heatwave impacting parts of the UK this week continues into Tuesday with a risk of thunderstorms in some parts. Pershore in Worcestershire and Cavendish in Suffolk hit three consecutive days of heatwave threshold temperatures on Monday and it is expected more parts of southern and eastern England will reach heatwave criteria on Tuesday. Amber and yellow heat health alerts, external are in effect across much of England until 09:00 BST Wednesday, with temperatures expected to reach more than 3
Driest July on record for England and Wales (opens the original)
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July 2026 was the driest for England and Wales since records began 190 years ago, according to the Met Office, external. England recorded just 6.5mm of rainfall and Wales had 9.3mm, both less than half of the previous records for the nations. The dry conditions have been accompanied by exceptional warmth across much of the UK. It was the second warmest July for the UK as a whole and Wales' warmest ever. The month was also the UK's sunniest July on record. For England and Wales, it was the sunnie
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