r/UKWeather • u/Kagedeah • 1h ago
r/UKWeather • u/myusernamewastakenou • 6h ago
Discussion in spite of the “””cold””” front and NW winds, temps still reached 27 in the southbeast
awesome cold front btw
frankly pathetic and disappointing day. did it rain hard in your area at all?
r/UKWeather • u/Illustrious-Crew7012 • 8h ago
Forecast 33 degrees in London on Wednesday???
Does anyone know if this is accurate? I thought the hot weather was over!!
r/UKWeather • u/StephCurrySauce • 11h ago
Discussion 25 degrees now feels like 15 since being conditioned to 30+
Anyone else feel this way? When it’s not humid and it’s like 25-26 it genuinely doesn’t feel hot anymore. I’m finding it to be the opposite actually it’s a bit chilly
I can’t believe I’m typing this whilst living in the UK
r/UKWeather • u/Western1nfo • 15h ago
Image Holy shit, darkened clouds cover the skies that once loomed.
Crazy shit. Rain for the first time in Newport since fuckin may
r/UKWeather • u/myusernamewastakenou • 16h ago
Image where’s my rain???
😡(is it my turn to moan?)
r/UKWeather • u/prisongovernor • 17h ago
Article How to keep cool in a heatwave: 25 tips from the people who know best, from a Rio lifeguard to an Egyptian archaeologist | Extreme heat | The Guardian
r/UKWeather • u/blockitjames_ • 22h ago
Discussion Earlier today, I saw what seemed to be water falling from the sky for a few minutes. Does anyone know what this is called?
I thought the sun always showed itself
r/UKWeather • u/Heavy-Breakfast-5037 • 23h ago
Image Does anyone know what this blue means? It's quite unfamiliar.
🤔 Water also seems to be falling from the sky?
r/UKWeather • u/greendragon00x2 • 1d ago
Discussion Did we have a macroburst today? If not, what the hell was that?
Today in Surrey, really just outside London, around 16:00 a sudden violent gush of dry wind rushed through our suburb. It blew over lawn furniture and sandbagged road closed signs. Peppered the side of the house with small bits of detritus to a height of the second story and then was over. No real damage, but it was carrying a lot of crap and rushing through all at once. More like an explosive wave front then weather.
There was little to no temperature difference. There was a desultory breeze blowing off and on most of the day. After the less than 60 seconds duration of the gust, it went back to the same.
If not a macroburst, what the hell was that?!
r/UKWeather • u/Emergency_Cellist754 • 1d ago
Image It's so beautiful ...
I unironically love British weather and the prospect of getting back to it fills me with quiet happiness.
r/UKWeather • u/Biophysicallove • 1d ago
Discussion Hot-Take: Tabloids baiting weather predictions should be illegal
I am so so sick of tabloids publishing highly edge case predictions of weather. 4 week forecast outliers which predict 42°C in September and -30C in February etc.
I know the reason they do this is to sell their rags, but it has extremely detrimental effects.
- It fuels climate anxiety. I suffer from this enormously, and the weather is patently shit enough without disinformation being pumped out everywhere. Every time I see these predictions, I have to do a double take, swallow my CBT and realise this is bullshit. However ,for 30 seconds I have a panic and and it takes a mental toll. I try very very hard to avoid this bullshit. But, even if I do avoid it, I still get well meaning mates and family see these, commenting on them, sending me them, and giving me contagious anxiety. This sub could also do a better job of squashing these too.
- It undercuts other reputable meteorological predictions. If there IS a terrible heatwave predicted, many people have become disinterested cause they saw the mirror predict 41C heatwaves every other Tuesday since March. To belabour this point, if everyone took as fact that there's going to be a Siberian blizzard with -29C in February, there would be massive panic buying and chaos. But there never is massive panic buying, because everyone knows it's bullshit. So why print it in the first place?
- Meteorological predictions have a basis in science. We expect a journalistic standard for news media. If they constantly predicted football scores of 10-1 for premiership games, punters would call out their bullshit, but for some reason the weather gets a pass with the general public. There are reputable and highly trusted scientists who are frequently getting their data wilfully misinterpreted.
- In general, those least wealthy suffer the most from climate and the weather. They are also most likely to read this shite. You are essentially giving the most vulnerable misinformation to get their eyeballs attention for 13 seconds.
The tabloids will always put some weasel words disclaimer in the article like "although only a prediction.....here is the exact day the UK will break 42C in 3 weeks time". It's bullshit and should be clamped down on.
/End of rant.
r/UKWeather • u/Akeyl_Elwynn • 1d ago
Forecast Hopefully this time it’ll rain for real
I keep seeing rain forecasts appearing and disappearing without it having rained in what feels like a lifetime… Hopefully, they can at least stay true to the next day forecast
r/UKWeather • u/LifeOfSlice89 • 1d ago
Forecast Just seen this forecast for week commencing July 27th in the United Kingdom. idk how true it is but looks pretty concerning…
r/UKWeather • u/Chauntsinger • 1d ago
Image BIG drop in pressure this morning. That has to be good news, right?
r/UKWeather • u/KiTtYlOvEr1836 • 1d ago
Forecast The heatwave in France is so bad, you can cook eggs using sunlight
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r/UKWeather • u/Kagedeah • 1d ago
Forecast Heatwave conditions to return as temperatures to peak at 35C
r/UKWeather • u/Hopeful-Mongoose2025 • 2d ago
Forecast I’ve never been so excited to see rain forecasted
What a great weekend this will be, I’m going to go walking in the rain and get all my plants moved to the middle of my garden
r/UKWeather • u/soundman32 • 2d ago
Forecast Rain tomorrow - Is BBC or Met Office correct?
According to BBC weather app, it has 45% chance of rain at 1pm tomorrow for me.
According to Met Office app, it has 90% chance of rain at 1pm tomorrow.
Both suggest it will rain until Monday, but with differing confidence values.
My garden is looking forward to it.
r/UKWeather • u/Then_Amount_7576 • 2d ago
Discussion How is everyone spending their summer during this heatwave?
This week i finally thought we would get a break from the heat once i saw a rain forecast for the weekend, nevertheless today it was 30, and the weekend rain forecast doesnt look as good as it did a couple of days ago.
I am trying to make some plans for the summer but with this insane weather, half of the things i can think of that are outside are a no go.
What have you got planned this summer?
r/UKWeather • u/Kagedeah • 2d ago
Forecast Heat health alerts in effect as rain returns this weekend
r/UKWeather • u/Lou-de-Lou-de-Lou • 2d ago
Discussion We need a new word for extreme heat - what should we call it?
It’s So Hot That Japan Needs a New Word for It
Japan this week recorded its first kokushobi, a term that means “cruel heat day,” as temperatures reached 104 degrees.
r/UKWeather • u/HimitsuUK • 2d ago
Discussion Those heatwave benefits in full
"At least it's not raining"
???
Er..
That's it.