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Environment Agency has issued a new flood alert as Met Office weather forecasters say "potentially heavy and thundery" showers are expected in some parts of the country

Tropical Storm Idalia, currently near Cuba, will move north-east and turn into a major hurricane causing havoc in Florida's western coast before reaching Georgia, South Carolina, and North Carolina

Florida braces for major Hurricane Idalia - the major storm poses a severe threat of dangerous storm surges, flooding, and widespread damage across the state still recovering from Hurricane Ian

The Met Office has said that today Brits in the north can expect 'showers, potentially heavy and thundery' while there will be sunny spells and average temperatures elsewhere in the country

Hurricane local statement warns that storms will be deadly as winds of up to 110mph are forecast and Florida evacuation plans put into action

Chilly 7C temperatures are forecast for the UK in the days ahead as the official end of summer looks set to be marked with a sharp downturn in weather conditions

The last few days have seen a storm batter the Balearic Islands with vicious winds and rains that have thrown dream holidays into chaos with more bad weather seemingly on the horizon

Tropical Storm Idalia has strengthened into a hurricane and approached Florida's Gulf Coast. Meanwhile, Tropical Storm Franklin near Bermuda has developed into a Category 1 hurricane

Weather maps show that between September 2 and 6, the UK could enjoy a mini heatwave lasting at least five days with London, the Midlands and East Anglia getting the best of the weather

Merseyside Police says a Mercedes Class 180 drove into a flooded area of Mossley Hill, Liverpool and, though the man and woman were rescued, they were declared dead in hospital

Just when millions of Brits thought summer was almost done and dusted, an Iberian plume is said to be on its way and it could bring temperatures of 26C in September

Up to 50mm of rain will lash across Northwest England, including Merseyside, overnight and into Sunday, Met Office predicts as August Bank Holiday lives up to its reputation

Millions of people across the country are expected to have leisure trips planned this weekend, the last bank holiday in England, Wales and Northern Ireland until Christmas

Two severe weather warnings have been issued by the Met Office for today, one for thunderstorms affecting northern regions as well as a warning for rain set to strike the north west of England

Meteorologists are closely tracking a tropical system showing signs of potential development into a hurricane that predictions indicate could make landfall along Florida's west coast next week

The UK has been forecast a wet, rainy and cloudy bank holiday weekend, but the Met Office has provided a little bit of hope for some sunshine to land before everyone heads back to work

Other things that help lift people's moods include summer and sunny skies, booking a holiday, and receiving a compliment or praise, according to the research

The run of good weather came to an abrupt end in many parts of the UK yesterday as many were battered by downpours - this weekend it's not looking much better

Brits are facing a wet and windy bank holiday weekend as there is no sign of hot weatherin the coming days, the Met Officehas warned

As Reading and Leeds Festivals kick off from today, The Mirror takes a look at the weather concert-goers can expect over the five-day music marathon, per the Met Office

The heat from the past few days has built up, feeding more humidity into the atmosphere which leads to the clouds that cause thunderstorms, forecasters have said

After a previously issued weather warning for this morning, parts of the UK are set to be battered by heavy rain, wind and possibly even storms this morning before it clears towards a milder afternoon

An inch of rain could fall in just one hour today in south-east England, where a yellow thunderstorm warning has been issued by the Met Office until midday

Met Office forecasters say a storm will develop over the English Channel and move over Southeast England on Thursday - with more than 30mm of rain expected in parts

Brits are set to be battered by 'blustery showers' over the bank holiday weekend as today could very well mean the end of summer before temperatures plummet before September