The weather will remain unsettled across the next few days with showers, longer spells of rain and thunderstorms all likely ...

This morning will be dull with showery rain, especially across the east. As the day progresses, some showers will push in from the west, bringing a local risk of thunder. Turning breezy. Turning dry ...

The August full Moon, also known as the Sturgeon Moon, illuminated the sky over the UK on Thursday night. As an added bonus ...

Today will become breezy as a band of cloud and showers develop from the west, merging into longer spells of rain at times. Cloud breaking up to reveal some sunny spells later in the day. Tonight will ...

Tonight will turn drier with plenty of cloud and the odd clear break for a time. However, some showery rain will drift in from the south-east in the early hours, mainly affecting coastal areas.

Tonight, the Isles will start cloudy with spells of rain, becoming much patchier later. The mainland will see cloud break up across the south, while the north stays cloudy with the odd spot of rain.

This evening and tonight will continue to see plenty of cloud and further spells of rain drifting in from the south-east. Rain will be more frequent along the coasts. Patchy fog may form in places.

This morning will be largely dry with lengthy sunny spells. Later in the afternoon and into the evening, it will turn breezy with cloud and heavy showers moving in from the west. A thunder risk.

Tonight is expected to become largely dry with plenty of clear spells and patchy cloud for a time. However, thicker cloud and further showers are expected to develop in the early hours.

Tonight will turn cloudy with outbreaks of showery rain developing from the south-east, these most frequent in eastern areas, and becoming more widespread during the early hours. A risk of patchy fog.

Today will see thick cloud and outbreaks of rain feed in from the west. The odd rumble of thunder is possible. Later in the evening, it will turn drier and brighter. Moderate winds. Dry with patchy ...

This evening and into the start of tonight, there is a chance of some showery rain pushing in from the south. This should clear by midnight, leaving dry conditions with clear spells later.