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The forecast looks grim for Saturday, with spot flooding also a possibility thanks to heavy showers

Summer storms, thunderstorms, gusty winds, isolated hail and lightning are expected in upper Thailand from Sunday to Wednesday, the Meteorological Department warned on Saturday.

The Met Office has warned that snowfall is likely in some regions with a frosty outlook in northern areas from Sunday until Tuesday

Summer is expected to end by the middle of next month, while the impact of El Niño, including drought, is predicted to take its toll on Thailand by around the middle of June, the Meteorological Department said on Friday.

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The region is set for cloudy conditions with spells of rain across Saturday and Sunday, with the spring sunshine set to return by Tuesday

Global sea levels are rising at more than double the pace they did in the first decade of measurements in 1993-2002 and hit a new record high last year, the World Meteorological Organization said on Friday, warning that the trend would continue for millennia.

The world's glaciers melted at a dramatic rate last year and saving them is effectively a lost cause, the United Nations reported on Friday, as climate change indicators once again hit record highs.

The final week of April is set to bring chilly weather to the UK, with snow still possible in some areas, as frozen air pushing in from Scandinavia will provoke a return of "wintry showers"

Storm Arwen, described by the UK’s Met Office as “one of the most powerful and damaging winter storms of the last decade”, hit the east coast of Scotland and northern England in late November 2021. Wind gusts of over 90 mph and fallen trees caused widespread damage to energy infrastructure.…

Ireland recorded its warmest day of the year so far last weekend. But Met Eireann says that an incoming bitter chill will send temperatures tumbling as low pressure replaces the high, bringing in an icy chill from the east.