Britain could see temperatures rocket past 40°C in June 2025, smashing previous records. The Met Office warns that climate change is pushing the odds higher, with some forecasts suggesting highs of 45°C. Prolonged heatwaves and health alerts are already in place across much of England.
A yellow thunderstorm warning has been issued for large parts of England and Wales on May 12, spanning from noon to 10pm. Residents can expect heavy rainfall, hail, lightning, and damaging winds, with travel disruptions and localised flooding likely. The warning follows one of the driest springs in nearly 70 years.
Northern Ireland is bracing for hazardous winter weather as a yellow warning for snow and ice is announced. Following Storm Eowyn, residents face disruptions including blocked roads and power outages. Caution is advised for travel and vehicle maintenance, with essential services on alert and emergency numbers ready. Staying informed through local councils and preparing a winter kit are recommended.
