The next week at least across the country we are expecting dry weather to persist as high pressure keeps a firm hold on the UK and Ireland. The break in the weather is proving tricky to pin pint exactly when though all models continue to show a slide in conditions

Here's what is in store for the weekend ahead with five things you should know; 1- High pressure dominant - sitting just to the west of Scotland this will keep conditions settled throughout the weekend ahead. 2- Mostly if not completely dry conditions prevail, though the odd patchy drizzle cannot be ruled

The 1st of June signals the start of the next three months of summer within the meteorology world, and it sure has felt like it for many this past week or two. The sunshine has been out, particularly in the north and west, and with that the temperatures have come

Weather looks to turn more mixed through June, then signal of warmer and drier conditions later in the month. Here is what the latest ECMWF six week outlook has to say. 29th May to 4th June High pressure over the country. A largely dry and fine week. Risk of cloud and some patchy rain

While the UK and Ireland have been benefitting from the higher pressure bringing dry and settled weather, lower pressure has to go somewhere and in this case it's down through the central and southern Europe, particularly causing havoc in the Mediterranean. Italy has bore the brunt of many landslides and flooding