Met Office

Bitter start to February to give way to Majorca-beating temperatures and heavy rain for some.

Icy winds from Scandinavia cause freezing temperatures

Met Office and health experts warning drivers and the vulnerable to plan carefully ahead of icy blast.

The Met Office predicts that snow will make its way inland from the East on Thursday.

Met Office and public health officials warn drivers, parents and the elderly of dangers ahead.

Coastal flooding is expected across western and southern areas.

Everyone is hoping that the worst of winter has now passed, no severe weather warnings for the weekend.

Third consecutive day of freezing fog, weather warnings, and chaos for UK airports and roads.

A strong El Niño effect contributed to last year's record-breaking temperatures.

Relief centre set up to accommodate residents and pets as police begin evacuation of low-lying area.

The blizzard conditions that have caused travel misery and power cuts in northern Britain are moving slowly southwards.

Severe weather warnings remain in place for much of the UK on Thursday 12 January.

Even London could be affected by a freezing winds hitting the UK in January 2017

The Met office predicted fog and rain in parts of northern UK on New Year's Eve.

2017 will not be as hot as 2016, and some may interpret this as a sign that climate change is not real.

History shows us that December is less snowy than January - and white Christmases are in decline.

Hedgehogs are being born early, thinking that the hibernation period is over.

Temperatures could plunge to as low as -8C in some parts of the country.

More than 200 flood alerts have been issued across England and Wales.

Reports of houses shaking and rattling while 30 residents in Bognor were evacuated.

First signs of thundersnow – an unusual weather storm phenomenon where snow falls instead of rain.

Winds of up to 94mph were recorded in parts of Wales causing damage to buildings and caravans.

Temperatures are set to remain in the late teens for most of October before a winter freeze kicks in.

The storm, stronger than Hurricance Matthew, is headed towards Japan, where is it likely to cause similar destruction.

State-of-the-art graphics and an hour-by-hour breakdown are part of the new-look weather bulletins.

Warnings have been issued for hail and strong gusts of wind, alongside frequent and heavy showers.

The strong gusts of wind brought blackouts to at least 500 homes.

Last three winters have been mild due to El Nino effect, but that is giving way to much colder La Nina.

Temperatures are likely to reach 22C over the weekend for possibly the last time this year.

Names have been chosen for the UK's upcoming winter storms.