Weather

Temperatures are set to soar across the Harborough district on Thursday as we head towards the highest temperatures recorded in the county.

A weather warning for high winds sweeping across the Harborough area has been issued by the Met Office.

Forecasters are predicting that temperatures will rise to 14C in Market Harborough ahead of the weekend.

Forecasters are predicting winds of up to 45mph will hit the county over the next few days.

The Met Office has issued a severe weather warning ahead of a sudden cold snap tonight.

Weather warning for severe winds issued for the Harborough area by the Met Office.

Many parts of the UK are in for a wet and windy week, with a number of low pressure systems crossing the Atlantic bringing unsettled weather.

The hottest day of the decade could be on its way to the UK – with the mercury set to climb to highs of 34 degrees in parts of the UK on Wednesday July 25.

Storm Chris is set to hit the UK with gales, cooler temperatures and damper weather, threatening to end Britain’s heatwave.

Slap on the sunscreen – and keep on slapping it on. The Met Office has issued an official heatwave alert, and temperatures could hit 35C this week

The scorching weather from the weekend is set to continue into this week, with temperatures across the UK tipped to be as hot as Spain over the coming days.

We are set for a heatwave this week, bringing shining sun and warm weather.

The ocean currents that help warm the Atlantic coasts of Europe and North America have significantly slowed since the 1800s and are at their weakest in 1600 years, according to new research my colleagues and I have conducted.

WITH the temperatures heating up, it can be a sweltering time for employees who are stuck behind their desk all day.

A severe weather warning for snow has been extended by forecasters throughout Saturday and Sunday.

The Met Office has today (Wednesday) officially put a weather warning for snow in place for Sunday across the region.

Bitterly cold weather is on the way in the coming days and the Met Office has issued a warning to mobile phone users.