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Yet another typhoon in the Pacific. Gusts of over 185 mph.

Wind forecast map of the western Pacific showing a powerful typhoon east of Guam with a well-defined eye, strong wind circulation, and a windsock warning icon.

Gusts of over 185 mph

Yet another typhoon in the Pacific

Summery in the south, autumnal elsewhere. Weekend outlook.

Split weather graphic showing a weather radar with scattered showers across Scotland and UK's north on the left, and a UK/Ireland temperature map on teh right with warm conditions and temperatures reaching 29 °C in southeast England.

Weekend outlook

Summery in the south, autumnal elsewhere

A sudden change in weather for Europe. Thunderstorms & tornadoes.

Split image showing a dramatic supercell thunderstorm with a lowering cloud base over farmland on the left, and a Europe lightning map on the right with dense lightning strikes and a thunderstorm warning symbol across central and southeastern Europe.

Thunderstorms & tornadoes

A sudden change in weather for Europe

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Huge waterspout on Lake Constance. Tornado over water.

A photograph of a waterspout over Lake Constance

Tornado over water

Huge waterspout on Lake Constance

June heatwave also heated up the oceans. Across Europe's waters.

Europe temperature map with sea temperature icons showing coastal water temperatures of 20–24°C around the British Isles, 20–25°C in the Baltic Sea, 25°C in the Black Sea, and 25–27°C across parts of the Mediterranean.

Across Europe's waters

June heatwave also heated up the oceans

Increasingly gusty as low approaches. Overnight winds.

Wind forecast map of the UK and northern Europe showing a low-pressure system centred near the Faroe Islands, with orange wind zones, airflow streamlines, and gusts reaching 45 mph in northeast Scotland and around 35 mph across Ireland and northern England.

Overnight winds

Increasingly gusty as low approaches

Long-term trends need a pinch of salt. 40 °C in July?.

Temperature radar of 2022 heatwave where the all-time temperature record in the UK was set. Warning symbol overlain.

40 °C in July?

Long-term trends need a pinch of salt

Turbulent times as gusting winds spread. Scotland affected too.

WindRadar over the Mediterranean, showing the Mistral in the west and the Bora in the east. Strong winds and high wind speeds along the French Mediterranean coast and the Adriatic coast.

Scotland affected too

Turbulent times as gusting winds spread

Noctilucent clouds spotted over the UK. Shimmering summer view.

Wispy electric-blue noctilucent clouds glowing above a dark twilight horizon, with rooftops, utility poles, streetlights, and overhead wires silhouetted beneath the night sky.

Shimmering summer view

Noctilucent clouds spotted over the UK

A hot and thundery week. Your weather - Your shots.

Split image showing a bright branching lightning bolt illuminating pink storm clouds on the left and a vivid rainbow arching above a rocky coastline and calm sea beneath dark clouds on the right.

Your weather - Your shots

A hot and thundery week

June temperature record broken again. Three days running.

Temperature map of eastern England showing extreme heat around Ipswich and nearby areas, with temperatures reaching 36°C near Cambridge and a large red thermometer icon highlighting intense heat.

Three days running

June temperature record broken again

Frost instead of a heatwave. Winter in South America.

Temperature map of South America showing a widespread cold air outbreak across Argentina, Uruguay, Paraguay, and southern Brazil, with a large blue thermometer icon highlighting below-average temperatures and near-freezing conditions in parts of Argentina.

Winter in South America

Frost instead of a heatwave

New records for England and Wales. Broken again tomorrow?.

Temperature map of southwest Britain on 25.06 showing extreme heat across southern Wales and southwest England, with Bute Park in Cardiff highlighted at 34.2°C and Yeovilton at 36.4°C amid widespread deep red heat zones.

Broken again tomorrow?

New records for England and Wales