On Sunday, a front will pass east across the British Isles, brining rain to many areas. But looking at the temperature charts, something interesting caught my eye upon the passing of the front - see the minimum temperatures forecast for Monday at 6am, below: Cold low temperatures across Ireland, Wales, and

Satellite image incoming! Storm Chandra made its rapid sweep across the British Isles yesterday, brining plenty of rain and wind to most areas with snowfall in the upland regions of northern England and Scotland. And you know me - with my love of satellite imagery, I couldn't help but snap

Low pressure southwest of Ireland and high pressure over Scandinavia will produce a noticeably blustery atmosphere this week. The southwest in particularly will see some spells of very strong wind as low pressure cores spin just offshore, at times deepening enough to drive gale force winds. See the chart below