#uk-weather

#uk-weather

Storm Bert caused significant disruptions across Britain, resulting in fatalities and widespread travel cancellations.

Storm Bert caused severe flooding and disruption across the UK, resulting in fatalities and travel issues, particularly impacting South Wales.

Wintry weather is causing significant travel disruptions in the UK with warnings for snow and ice, impacting schools and transport over multiple days.

Severe winter weather has disrupted travel, power, and events across the U.K., with continued forecasts of sleet and snow impacting daily life.

Forecasters are warning of disruptive snow in parts of the UK next week, with temperatures in London potentially dropping as low as -5C.

The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning, as snow showers are likely to cause travel disruption and icy surfaces.

The UK is facing severe weather with strong winds, leading to travel disruptions and precautions advised by the Met Office.

Heavy snow and freezing rain are expected to disrupt large parts of the UK this weekend.

Rural communities face isolation due to significant snowfall, prompting emergency measures.

Severe weather warnings for snow and ice across the UK this week are expected to cause transport disruptions, particularly during rush hour.

Severe weather warnings are in effect for heavy snow and ice across England and Scotland, impacting travel and rural accessibility.

Arctic blast set to bring more wintry conditions to the UK

More snow expected next week with temperatures dropping significantly

Northern Lights sightings could be possible in parts of the UK due to a severe geomagnetic storm.

Storm Ashley is forecasted to bring 80mph winds and severe disruption across parts of the UK this weekend.

The UK is forecasted to experience a potential heatwave with temperatures reaching 32C in London.

London will face unsettled weather as Storm Kathleen moves away with 70mph winds expected on Monday.

Low pressure system bringing more wind and rain across the UK, especially in the South and South West regions.

A cold spell with temperatures dropping towards freezing is predicted for London and the UK, potentially bringing snow and sleet hazards.

Thunderstorms and heavy rainfall expected in the UK this weekend, with yellow weather warnings issued for several regions.

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Cold Weather Payment Scheme offers support to eligible households during extreme winter conditions.

Cold weather payments are made to vulnerable people, including pensioners, in England and Wales to help them pay for heating when the temperature dips below freezing.

Cold weather payments are automatically paid to eligible individuals and do not affect other benefits.

The UK is facing further rain and potential flooding following severe weather that already caused significant disruptions.

The UK is set to experience a brief period of hot weather this week, with temperatures potentially reaching 30C before conditions become more changeable by the weekend.

High temperatures to dissipate, rain and wind expected to hit the UK after a hot weekend.

Storm Ashely is set to bring severe winds and potential disruptions across the UK starting Sunday, particularly in Scotland and Northern Ireland.

Britain is experiencing anticyclonic gloom, leading to weeks of dull weather with no rainfall and poor air quality implications.

The Hunter's Moon provides a chance for clear skies tonight, but some fog and clouds are expected, especially in western Scotland.

Heavy rain and an amber warning signal severe weather impacts in parts of England and Wales.

Storm Ashley could bring dangerous 80mph winds, prompting warnings and potential disruptions across several UK regions.

Heavy rain and flooding likely in southern UK as Met Office issues yellow warning.

Forecast indicates rain totals up to 100mm, impacting transport and safety.

This season has had 12 named storms, the most since 2015.

The hottest day of the year in the UK reached 34.8C in Cambridge, with heat alerts in central and southern England.

Severe flooding due to heavy rains is anticipated around the London commuter belt, with widespread flood warnings issued.

Severe weather warnings for wind and heavy rain expected in southwest England, south and west Wales, may disrupt travel.

Severe weather warnings issued for heavy rain and strong winds in Northern Ireland and Northeast England, with potential for flooding.

More than 140 areas in England and Wales are under flood warnings and alerts due to forecasted rain.

The Met Office predicts continued rain across the UK, with up to 50mm expected in some places.

The UK faced severe flash floods after a month's worth of rain fell in just 24 hours, disrupting transport and infrastructure.

March in southern England saw 27% more rainfall than average, with some areas experiencing double the normal rainfall.

Despite above-average temperatures, March was the seventh-warmest on record in England with limited sunshine.

London set for hottest day of the year with mid-30s Celsius temperatures.

Monday in the UK to be warmest day yet with temperatures reaching up to 35C.

London to experience official heatwave before thunderstorms later in the week.

Heavy rain in the UK caused flooding with numerous alerts and warnings issued. Transport services like rail faced disruptions. More rainfall expected.

Heavy rainfall expected across the UK, particularly in the south.

Travel delays anticipated on Easter Monday due to wet weather conditions.

Britons are facing heavy showers this weekend with a rain warning for England and Wales.

Expect heavy rain, potential flooding, travel disruptions, and power outages due to torrential downpours.

Rail firms warn of major disruption as Storm Jocelyn hits UK

Avanti West Coast advises against travel north of Preston after 3.30pm on Tuesday

Storm Jocelyn will bring strong 70mph winds and rain to much of Britain.

Yellow weather warnings for wind and rain have been issued covering much of the UK.

Three football matches in the UK have been postponed due to waterlogged pitches.

Storm Jocelyn is the latest storm to hit the UK, following Storm Isha.

Storm Isha is bringing powerful winds, rain, and a risk of tornadoes to the UK.

Severe disruptions to transportation services, including rail, air, and sea travel, are expected.

Storm Isha is set to hit the UK with 80mph winds, posing a risk to life and causing potential power cuts.

The Met Office has issued amber warnings for wind and rain in northern and western England, Wales, Northern Ireland, and parts of Scotland from Sunday evening until Monday morning.