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, sturdy footwear and a charging cable and mobile power bank are all essentials.” Turning wet and windy in the weekend Friday will see a brief respite for some, while snow showers will continue to feed into northern coastal areas, topping up snow accumulations over high ground but reaching lower levels

A very wet few days, which led to flooding for some, is being briefly replaced with a drier interlude, with further rain likely later this week.

After a wet day for many on Thursday, Friday will see further outbreaks of rain in central and southern areas of the UK, with some sunny spells further north. It’ll also be turning cooler for much of the UK ahead of the weekend, with a shift in the dominant weather regime. Met Office Deputy Chief

After impactful rain for many in recent days, Saturday will provide brief respite before another period of wet and windy weather moves in from the west.

to these parts of the UK. For much of the rest of the UK, Saturday will be a dry and fine day  Late on Saturday a return to wet and windy conditions is on the way, as a front moves in from the west.   Met Office Chief Meteorologist Steven Ramsdale said: “The most impactful rain in the east of Scotland will have

Gardening in May: Five tips from the Met Office Author: Press Office 2 May 2025 With longer days, warmer temperatures, and a noticeable uptick in sunshine, May is a great month for both seasoned horticulturists and budding green thumbs to get out and do some gardening. As National Gardening Week (April 28

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