All news on the topic: Indian summer

The Met Office has played down the possibility of Storm Debi over Bonfire Night weekend, though the weather agency has issued a yellow warning, with heavy rain and thunderstorms expected

Storm Debi - though not officially named by the Met Office - would see three in three weeks for the UK which has been hit by autumn hard after a balmy Indian summer

The UK is set for more balmy weather in mid-October with another mini-heatwave after the recent warm conditions have come to an abrupt halt as temperatures have nosedived

The Indian Summer could soon be well behind us as temperatures are expected to plummet to -1C in a matter of hours, with snow on the cards for parts of the UK over the weekend

Unseasonably warm weather is set to continue in southern parts of the UK over the start of this week, but colder air will see temperatures drop to single digits by the weekend

From Tuesday, rain and cooler weather will start to spread south in England, after a few days of unseasonably warm weather, forecasters from the Met Office have said

It is time to slap on the sun cream this weekend as the country is due to experience some very warm weather during October, with some areas hitting highs of 25C

On Sunday highs of 25C could be felt in London as many regions are also forecast to see sunshine across the weekend and into Monday

A mini-heatwave is set to hit the UK this weekend with some areas experiencing highs of 26C which is hotter than a number of popular holiday destinations for Brits

Temperatures across the UK are expected to be above average in the coming weeks with some areas experiencing highs of 25C, leading one forecaster to claim an 'Indian Summer' is coming

The Met Office has given its verdict on whether temperatures will reach 25C on Monday while adding that it is set to get "very warm" by the end of the week and into the weekend

Weather charts suggest temperatures could remain much higher than the average for October at least into the middle of the month, with the Met Office forecasting a possible 25C peak

October could receive a warm welcome as forecasters issued a delightful weather update and announced that parts of England could 'feel like' 28C following Storm Agnes