Thunderstorm warnings are in place for parts of southwest England and Northern Ireland, with some areas at risk of flooding, lightning strikes, and hail.
The Met Office says up to two inches of rain could fall over a few hours in Cornwall, Devon, Dorset, Somerset, and in western parts of...
Pleasant, dry, and sunlit conditions appear set to persist throughout the upcoming weekend, yet caution is advised for Britons not to grow accustomed to this fair weather.
Elevated temperatures are anticipated today and across the weekend. However, meteorologists have cautioned that from Sunday onwards, the UK is likely to encounter...
Following last week's announcement of warm air in southern England,
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the Met Office has issued two weather warnings for thunderstorms expected later today.
The yellow weather warnings encompass London, large portions of the south, southwest, and southeast of England, as well as Cardiff and southern Wales.
The initial warning anticipates heavy rain...
The trees are in leaf, but it still feels quite chilly and damp.
In the southeast of England, 25mm to 30mm of rain have fallen in the last 24 hours. For some areas, this exceeds half the April average.
Your coat and gloves might soon become unnecessary, though. While Sunday's maximum...
The Met Office has issued yellow weather warnings for wind, rain, and snow across the UK from Friday.
On Saturday, almost the entire west coast of England, Wales, and Scotland - and all of Northern Ireland - will be hit by strong wind as Storm Kathleen hits. The Met Office...
A cautionary notice for robust winds has been issued for numerous coastal regions in southern England, as the UK braces itself for turbulent weather conditions preceding Easter, courtesy of Storm Nelson.
As per the Met Office, the advisory spans from 7am to 6pm on Thursday and covers a stretch from...
Southwest England and South Wales are under a yellow weather warning for rain, effective from 11 am to 11.59 pm on Thursday. The Met Office predicts widespread rainfall of up to 2cm, with hilly regions expecting up to 4cm. This may lead to delays in bus and train services,...
Cursus Festival returns to Dorset on bank holiday weekend, May 24-26, with another fantastic line-up
Much-loved local music event Cursus Cider & Music Festival returns to Dorset on the bank holiday of May 24–26, promising another weekend of fantastic live music and good vibes.Now in its ninth year, Cursus is...
Monthly roundup of when the sun rises and departs each day in the wonderful county of Dorset.
February 2024 Sunrise and Sunset Times in Dorset:
2024Sunrise/SunsetDaylengthAstronomical TwilightNautical TwilightCivil TwilightSolar NoonFebSunriseSunsetLengthDiff.StartEndStartEndStartEndTimeMil. km107:45 ↑ (117°)17:00 ↑ (243°)9:14:16+3:1205:5218:5306:3018:1507:1017:3512:22 (22.1°)147.399207:44 ↑ (116°)17:02 ↑ (244°)9:17:31+3:1405:5118:5506:2918:1607:0917:3712:22 (22.4°)147.421307:42 ↑ (116°)17:03 ↑ (244°)9:20:48+3:1705:5018:5606:2818:1807:0717:3912:23 (22.7°)147.444407:41 ↑ (115°)17:05 ↑ (245°)9:24:07+3:1905:4818:5806:2718:2007:0617:4012:23 (23.0°)147.467507:39 ↑ (115°)17:07 ↑ (245°)9:27:28+3:2105:4718:5906:2518:2107:0417:4212:23 (23.3°)147.491607:38 ↑ (114°)17:09 ↑ (246°)9:30:52+3:2305:4619:0106:2418:2307:0317:4412:23 (23.6°)147.515707:36 ↑ (114°)17:10 ↑ (246°)9:34:17+3:2505:4419:0206:2218:2407:0117:4512:23 (23.9°)147.540807:34 ↑ (113°)17:12 ↑ (247°)9:37:44+3:2605:4319:0406:2118:2607:0017:4712:23 (24.2°)147.565907:33 ↑ (113°)17:14 ↑ (248°)9:41:12+3:2805:4119:0606:1918:2706:5817:4912:23 (24.5°)147.5911007:31 ↑ (112°)17:16 ↑ (248°)9:44:42+3:3005:4019:0706:1818:2906:5717:5012:23 (24.9°)147.6171107:29 ↑ (112°)17:18 ↑ (249°)9:48:14+3:3105:3819:0906:1618:3106:5517:5212:23 (25.2°)147.6431207:27 ↑ (111°)17:19 ↑ (249°)9:51:47+3:3305:3719:1006:1518:3206:5317:5412:23 (25.5°)147.6701307:26 ↑ (111°)17:21 ↑ (250°)9:55:22+3:3405:3519:1206:1318:3406:5217:5512:23 (25.9°)147.6971407:24 ↑ (110°)17:23 ↑ (250°)9:58:58+3:3505:3319:1406:1118:3506:5017:5712:23 (26.2°)147.7251507:22 ↑ (109°)17:25 ↑ (251°)10:02:35+3:3705:3219:1506:1018:3706:4817:5912:23 (26.5°)147.7531607:20 ↑ (109°)17:26 ↑ (251°)10:06:13+3:3805:3019:1706:0818:3906:4618:0012:23 (26.9°)147.7811707:18 ↑ (108°)17:28 ↑ (252°)10:09:52+3:3905:2819:1806:0618:4006:4418:0212:23 (27.2°)147.8111807:16 ↑ (108°)17:30 ↑ (252°)10:13:32+3:4005:2719:2006:0418:4206:4318:0412:23 (27.6°)147.8401907:14 ↑ (107°)17:32 ↑ (253°)10:17:14+3:4105:2519:2206:0318:4406:4118:0512:23 (27.9°)147.8702007:13 ↑ (107°)17:33 ↑ (254°)10:20:56+3:4205:2319:2306:0118:4506:3918:0712:23 (28.3°)147.9012107:11 ↑ (106°)17:35 ↑ (254°)10:24:39+3:4205:2119:2505:5918:4706:3718:0912:22 (28.6°)147.9332207:09 ↑ (105°)17:37 ↑ (255°)10:28:22+3:4305:1919:2705:5718:4906:3518:1012:22 (29.0°)147.9652307:07 ↑ (105°)17:39 ↑ (255°)10:32:07+3:4405:1719:2805:5518:5006:3318:1212:22 (29.4°)147.9982407:05 ↑ (104°)17:40 ↑ (256°)10:35:52+3:4505:1519:3005:5318:5206:3118:1412:22 (29.7°)148.0312507:03 ↑ (104°)17:42 ↑ (257°)10:39:38+3:4505:1319:3205:5118:5306:2918:1512:22 (30.1°)148.0662607:00 ↑ (103°)17:44 ↑ (257°)10:43:24+3:4605:1119:3305:4918:5506:2718:1712:22 (30.5°)148.1002706:58 ↑ (102°)17:46 ↑ (258°)10:47:12+3:4705:0919:3505:4718:5706:2518:1912:22 (30.9°)148.1362806:56 ↑ (102°)17:47 ↑ (258°)10:50:59+3:4705:0719:3705:4518:5806:2318:2012:21 (31.2°)148.1722906:54 ↑ (101°)17:49 ↑ (259°)10:54:47+3:4805:0519:3805:4319:0006:2118:2212:21 (31.6°)148.208
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