The African anticyclone arrives and the May Day weekend will be beautiful everywhere. Lorenzo Tedici, meteorologist at the ...

Good news for those planning a day trip or a seaside walk for Thursday. From Wednesday, the disturbance over our country will ...

Observatory says warm weather is set to continue for the next few days before becoming unsettled in the latter part of the ...

Temperatures in Hong Kong will rise to as high as 30 degrees Celsius (86 Fahrenheit) on Monday after a few showers over the ...

According to IMD Mumbai Director Shubhangi Bhute, the dip in temperatures is due to the weakening of an anticyclone system that was earlier hovering over the Arabian Sea, along with the early arrival ...

According to Mahesh Palawat, vice president, climate and meteorology, Skymet Weather; hot winds are blowing towards Rajasthan and Gujarat from an anticyclone over the Arabian Sea. “There is an ...

Heatwave to severe heat wave is likely to be over Madhya Pradesh, South Punjab, Haryana, Delhi and adjoining west Uttar Pradesh around April 7-8 ...

Picture: Alamy This comes after a "particularly sunny and dry" March with recent warm temperatures. According to The Met Office, a "persistent anticyclone" will trigger the coming dry spell. "No real ...

According to a forecaster for London and the Southeast, a "persistent anticyclone" will trigger the upcoming dry spell. It said: "No real rain is forecast in London and most of England in next two ...

Article continues below According to a forecaster for London and the Southeast, the sunny spell has been trigged by a "persistent anticyclone." The forecaster said: "No real rain is forecast in ...

Dry and sunny weather triggered by an upcoming "anti-cyclone" could see the UK go two whole weeks without rain - with temperatures predicted to rise to 18C in the first half of April. Advanced ...

The UK could enjoy two weeks without rain and reach 18 degrees as an anti-cyclone is expected to bring "dry and bright" conditions. Weather maps by WXCharts predict a dry spell for the majority of ...