Weather

Thunderstorms are set to roll across the country this week with forecasters predicting torrential rain, hail and lightning.

Temperatures have risen over the past few days, but will the weather over the Easter Bank Holiday weekend be sunny and warm or cold and grey?

The weather of late has turned wet and windy, with the Met Office issuing yellow weather warnings for wind to the south of England.

Storm Freya is set to hit the UK with strong winds on Sunday (March 3), bringing travel disruption and possible dangerous conditions.

Hundreds of schools across Buckinghamshire are closed today (Friday) due to the snow.

Snow has hit Buckinghamshire and many other parts of the country this morning (Friday).

A weather warning for 'significant snow' in our region has been issued by the Met Office.

The Met Office has issued a severe weather warning for ice as temperatures plummet.

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

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.

Thunderstorms and heavy showers could hit our area on Friday afternoon and into the evening, according to the Met Office.

A warning has been issued by the Met Office about possible thunderstorms tomorrow which impacts Buckinghamshire.