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Forecasters have said that 32.2C was recorded in Chertsey today, making it the hottest day of 2023 so far - but later today and tomorrow, thunderstorms may hit parts of the country

Yellow weather warnings for thunderstorms and rain are in place for parts of the UK over this weekend, signalling the potential end to the current heatwave

With temperatures set to soar this coming week, our handy tips will help keep you safe when the weather outside is delightful.

You could be breaking the law if you head out into your garden with no clothes on to soak up the sun - but police say there are rules you can follow to strip off legally

Amber alerts have been issued in five regions of the UK this weekend, which will remain in place until Monday morning

The Met Office has warned of the risk of thunderstorms this weekend as warmed air pushes further north and east, with the possibility of widespread showers in a few places

Brits have been told to brace for heatwave temperatures of 30C in the next few days, but not everyone will be feeling the warmth as some areas stay cool and wet

Temperatures rocketed to 25.4C in Hurn, near Bournemouth, Dorset, on Thursday, and only 0.2mm of rain fell across the Scottish Highlands - but the weather is set to change

Today's weather will be sunny and warm for most of the day, before conditions are expected to become hotter and thundery over the weekend

The Met Office warned the thunderstorm heatwave will be so severe in some places that torrential rain will fall in a short space of time - as a yellow weather warning is issued

Wildfires in Canada continue to cause mass disruption across the US with New York City still under an orange haze for the second day running - the hazardous air quality is raising health concerns for millions

Local sources said the massive crippling dust storm in India approached from the northwest - impacting visibility, and traffic, and damaging trees, electric poles and tin sheds

A health alert has been issued as a heatwave is due to hit the country this weekend, sending the mercury soaring as some places may see temperatures reach as high as 29C or 30C

Air quality alerts have been issued as smoke from wildfires cause haze over NYC, Washington, Denver, Colorado, Wisconsin, Portland, New Jersey and most of the US north east

Freeview users are being placed on alert due to weather conditions wreaking havoc with the TV signal.

The Met Office is predicting a mini-heatwave over the coming days with temperatures potentially peaking at 29C over the weekend thanks to an 'Iberian plume' from Spain

The nine-year-old was rushed to hospital after the apparent freak accident which witnesses attributed to a sudden and dramatic gust of wind on Sunday in Southport

Nearly a third of Brits suffer from hay fever so badly they need to alter their lifestyle to manage symptoms - but help is at hand with this unusual remedy

A B&M shopper is raving about an effective £16 hack that allows you to comfortably sleep at night during high temperatures - people are saying it's the 'best thing ever'

Parts of the UK could hit up to 27C on Thursday, as yesterday saw temperatures soar to highs of 24.3C in Derrylin, Northern Ireland, while Morecambe in Lancashire saw a whopping 16 hours of sunshine

Reddit users have issued a plea for every household to leave a bowl of water outside for wildlife as temperatures are set to soar during the coming months

Some cloud is expected over the next few days, which will make way to sunshine, dry and settled conditions, and warm temperatures especially in the west

Bruno the French Bulldog, two, was snoozing for an hour in the shade when he died from heatstroke leaving his owner Kim Reid, 24, devastated but determined to warn others

As popular holiday destination the Canary Islands is set to be battered by 55mph wind and heavy rain this week, the UK could see the hottest day of the year so far

Plymouth topped the charts for England’s city with the highest quality of life last month, coming second in the UK to Edinburgh, but residents admit it has one recurrent problem