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UK weather: Brits braced for violent thunderstorms after glorious 23C blast - Vimarsana News

UK weather: Brits braced for violent thunderstorms after glorious 23C blast

Although Wednesday will be sunny, especially in Scotland, the weather will change again on Thursday and thunderstorms will rattle through England's southern counties

Weather maps finally turn orange for mega heat burst - but snow returns to UK in just days - Vimarsana News

Weather maps finally turn orange for mega heat burst - but snow returns to UK in just days

The UK's blast of 21C will continue again today, but forecasters are warning Brits not to get too comfortable as colder temperatures and even snow is tipped to make a return

Met Office confirms hottest day of the year so far as temperatures soar above average - Vimarsana News

Met Office confirms hottest day of the year so far as temperatures soar above average

Temperatures exceeded 21C in at least two places - St James Park, central London, and Northolt, west London - as an Atlantic plume of air moved in from the southwest

UK weather: Easter bank holiday to end in downpours - but there's good news for first day back - Vimarsana News

UK weather: Easter bank holiday to end in downpours - but there's good news for first day back

The Met Office has a weather warning in place for rain tonight across Southwest of England and South Wales despite temperatures reaching 16.8C in Northolt, west London, on Saturday

Met Office verdict on snow bomb as heavy showers set for return to Britain in days | Weather | News - Vimarsana News

Met Office verdict on snow bomb as heavy showers set for return to Britain in days | Weather | News

EXCLUSIVE: The risk of snow will be confined to higher ground, with rain showers more frequent in the west and south besides the odd rumble of thunder, the Met Office says.