As Easter weekend approaches, many in the North East will be wondering whether to pack a picnic or prepare the waterproofs. The latest Met Office forecast suggests a mixed bag of weather ...

Last week was one of the warmest starts to May in recorded history with temperatures reaching the mid 20s across the North East ... the shorts back out? The Met Office forecast is expecting ...

Thursday is the warmest start to May on record after the UK recorded a temperature of 28C at Kew Gardens, the Met Office has said ... is experiencing the heat – the Midlands and the North East could ...

The Met Office said: “A dry and bright start for ... cool off with a swim at zoo during mini heatwave Showers in the east becoming confined to coasts and the southeast of England with cloud ...

The Met Office has given its verdict on chances of a heatwave over the next bank holiday weekend as May is set to get off to a warm start in the North East. Talk of a heatwave has emerged after ...

According to the Met Office, the bank holiday will be ‘on the cool side, exacerbated by the ongoing wind in the east and south’. Swimmers catch some rays at the Brockwell Lido (Picture ...

The Met Office stated: "We can expect mid-to-low double figures for many, and even single figures for those further north.” On Saturday, Brits, especially those in East Anglia, might wake up to ...

The wind will again be from the east, with temperatures rising to 13 degrees Celsius. This is the Met Office forecast at the time of writing and is obviously subject to change.

Hay fever sufferers have been warned by the Met Office to expect 'very high' pollen ... levels will 'very high' in London & the southeast, East Anglia and the East Midlands. They will also be ...

Hay fever sufferers have been issued a warning by the Met Office to brace themselves for ... the southeast, East Anglia and the East Midlands, while the West Midlands will see 'high' levels ...

The Met Office has issued a new 17-hour yellow weather ... whilst in parts of the east, falling in shorter periods where heavy showers and thunderstorms become slow-moving." Full list of the ...