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Split image with UK nighttime weather map on the left showing clouds, rain bands, and temperatures, and a bright full moon above dark pine trees on the right.

Good visibility for most

The Pink Moon rises tonight

Left: Weather radar from Monday evening – Right: The corresponding wind radar

Air quality dropping

Saharan dust coats the Canaries

Split weather graphic of UK and Ireland showing low temperatures on the left in blue tones and a wind radar on the right with a rotating low-pressure system and 50 mph gusts near Scotland and Ireland.

Frosty spell before gales

Easter run-up turns stormy

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Silhouette of a person sitting beside a telescope on a tripod under a clear night sky filled with dense stars and the bright band of the Milky Way.

April astronomy outlook

Pink Moon rises ahead of meteor shower

Split weather graphic showing breezy conditions across the UK and Ireland on the left with winds around 25–30 mph, and a rain band moving east across Ireland into Britain on the right.

Unsettled midweek

Wet & windy Wednesday for some

Two-part weather map of the USA: warm air with high temperatures on the left, significantly cooler on the right. The colours change from red/orange to green/blue, particularly in the North and the Midwest.

From 25, to 5 degrees

USA: Temperatures are up and down

Weather map showing heavy rain warnings over southern Italy, Greece and Turkey. The colour scale indicates rainfall intensity and highlights areas at risk.

A storm is approaching

Turbulent times in the Mediterranean

Split image showing dark storm clouds over silhouetted rooftops at sunset on the left, and a small dog standing on a bright pebble beach under blue skies on the right.

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Stormy and spring views in a week

Close-up of a clock face overlaid on a golden sunrise sky, symbolizing time change and longer daylight hours.

Clocks change tonight

An extra hour of sunlight in the evening

Map showing Cyclone Narelle off the coast of Western Australia. Strong winds of over 140 km/h near Carnarvon. The colours indicate the intensity and extent of the storm.

Narelle continues to rage

Cyclone on Australia’s west coast

Gusts exceeding 60 mph

Stormy times in the Mediterranean

Split image showing a rainfall anomaly map with wetter-than-average conditions over the UK on the left, and a reservoir with very low water levels and exposed banks on the right.

Rainy winter help

England is officially drought-free

On the left is the weather radar showing snowfall in the Alps; on the right is a wintry mountain landscape.

Plenty of fresh snow

A return to winter in the Alps