Britain is set to enjoy a welcome warm-up next week, with weather maps predicting temperatures climbing back to 17°C by Tuesday, April 29. A sharp contrast to the mixed and wet conditions ...

April is off to a wet and windy start, and the weather doesn't improve much this week around New York City. In fact, a freeze warning returns Tuesday into Wednesday morning. So be sure to bring in ...

Many families are starting Easter holidays and for fine weather they could be better off staying at home than heading to popular destinations like Rome where the temperature is expected to peak at ...

This dramatic contrast––visible on temperature anomaly maps––paints a surreal picture: The heart of Canada’s polar region will be milder than cities like Toronto, Hamilton, Ottawa ...

The Met Office's maps suggest London could hit 20C in the ... northern parts of England as well as the south. The national weather agency expects highs of 20C to follow once again next Sunday ...

Sunday will be a tad better than Saturday. There will be showers here and there, but there will be extended periods of dry weather as well. Temperatures will stay chilly north and west of Boston ...

Its weather maps also pinpoint the areas set to see the warmest temperatures - which will be in the west. You can check exactly how warm your area will be this weekend on the weather maps below.

The radar map has gone missing from Pixel Weather All phone models seem to be affected Google hasn't yet said anything about the change Update April 4, 2025: Google has been in touch with ...

Three-hour radar loop. Warning boxes are color coded as: Severe Thunderstorm Warnings in yellow, Tornado Warnings in red, Tornado Warnings with confirmed tornado in purple, Flash Flood Warnings in ...

UK weather maps have forecasted a new mini-heatwave hitting parts of the country later this month. Netweather's maps have turned orange and yellow, indicating that hot weather looks set to arrive ...

Kathryn Chalk, a meteorologist at the Met Office, said: “With strong winds and ongoing dry/warm weather, this brings a continued likelihood for wildfire conditions through the period.” ...