Snow to hit Britain this weekend!
After weeks of relentless rain and flooding, some parts of the UK could be facing snow this weekend.
After weeks of relentless rain and flooding, some parts of the UK could be facing snow this weekend.
A powerful storm sweeps towards the UK, threatening to damage buildings, bring down trees and cut power.
The agency say after a quieter day on Monday, another low pressure system will bring rain and gales from the west overnight tonight.
Scientists say the aurora borealis, also known as the northern lights, came as low as the M4 corridor last night – and there will be an even better chance to see them tonight.
The break-up of the big chill in the US will drop more rain onto already swollen rivers and saturated ground.
Windchills of nearly -50C (-60F) are threatening to turn states in the north and northwest US into an icy deep freeze.
At least 16 people have died due to blizzard-like conditions battering the eastern half of the US, leaving nearly two feet of snow.
A man who died when his mobility scooter fell into a swollen river has become the third person to die as a result of the latest bout of storms.
The UK government is launching a round-the-clock space weather forecasting system in partnership with the Met Office, which will make the country one of a just a handful monitoring the weather between Earth’s atmosphere and the Sun.
A man and a woman have died as rain and winds of up to 87mph sweep the country disrupting the Christmas getaway and leaving more than 6,000 without power.