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The map shows the strength of the wind over the Atlantic. A tropical storm over the open sea, not yet threatening any land.

Thursday 18 September 2025

Quiet hurricane season

Atlantic: Tropical Storm Gabrielle on its way

Weather map showing forecast temperatures for England and Wales on Wednesday 17 September and Friday 19 September. On Wednesday, most areas range between 17°C and 21°C, while by Friday temperatures rise, with London and Norwich reaching 24°C and many regions showing 21°C. The colour shading shifts from lighter to darker orange, indicating a general warming trend.

Wednesday 17 September 2025

Warm end to the week

Late summer interlude

Photo shows flooded street in Pakistan.

Wednesday 17 September 2025

Risk of epidemics

Pakistan suffers from monsoon

Curvature of the Earth with cloud fields and deep blue sky from a great height.

Tuesday 16 September 2025

Protective layer recovers

Ozone hole significantly smaller in 2024

Split weather map of the UK and Ireland highlighting strong winds on Monday, 15 September. The left side shows gust speeds, with 55 mph around Dublin and Liverpool, and 45 mph near Cardiff and London, linked to a low-pressure system over the North Sea. The right side shows wind warning levels, with yellow (level 1) across much of England, Wales, and Northern Ireland, and orange (level 2) in western Ireland and parts of western Wales. A wind warning symbol is displayed in the centre.

Sunday 14 September 2025

Gales again

Continued warnings to start the week

Weather map showing low pressure over Iceland and jet stream over Europe.

Thursday 11 September 2025

Over the coming days

Jet stream brings unsettled weather

Map showing the water temperature of the North Sea. A value of 15.7 degrees is displayed in the centre. The coastal regions of England, the Netherlands, Germany and Denmark are visible.

Thursday 11 September 2025

Lots of rain in sight

New heat record in the North Sea

Split weather map comparing two wind conditions over the Atlantic. The left side shows a powerful cyclone near the US East Coast, with a distinct eye surrounded by intense purple and red bands of strong winds. The right side shows calmer conditions, mostly green shading with lighter winds illustrated by white streamlines and small yellow patches. An arrow in the centre indicates the transition from storm to calmer weather.

Wednesday 10 September 2025

Since Erin

Hurricane season exceptionally calm

Split weather map of the UK and Ireland. On the left, rainfall radar shows widespread showers over much of Ireland, Wales, and northern England, with temperatures between 15–18°C; sunnier symbols appear in parts of Scotland and southern England. On the right, wind gust map highlights strong winds, peaking at around 40 mph in Dublin and Aberdeen, with 30–35 mph gusts in Cork and Cardiff, and lighter winds near 23 mph in London and Liverpool.

Wednesday 10 September 2025

Yet more rain and winds

Unsettled midweek weather

Flooded road with cars in the water. Next to it, a weather map with a warning symbol. Heavy rain causes regional flooding.

Tuesday 9 September 2025

Towns flooded

Heavy rain hits Europe

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Split weather map of the UK and Ireland. On the left, rainfall radar shows widespread showers over much of Ireland, Wales, and northern England, with temperatures between 15–18°C; sunnier symbols appear in parts of Scotland and southern England. On the right, wind gust map highlights strong winds, peaking at around 40 mph in Dublin and Aberdeen, with 30–35 mph gusts in Cork and Cardiff, and lighter winds near 23 mph in London and Liverpool.

Wednesday 10 September 2025

Yet more rain and winds

Unsettled midweek weather

Weather map showing low pressure over Iceland and jet stream over Europe.

Thursday 11 September 2025

Over the coming days

Jet stream brings unsettled weather

Weather map showing forecast temperatures for England and Wales on Wednesday 17 September and Friday 19 September. On Wednesday, most areas range between 17°C and 21°C, while by Friday temperatures rise, with London and Norwich reaching 24°C and many regions showing 21°C. The colour shading shifts from lighter to darker orange, indicating a general warming trend.

Wednesday 17 September 2025

Warm end to the week

Late summer interlude