There’s a chill in the air as winter approaches, so here are some suitably cold and frosty images from this year’s weather photography competition.

This year's storm season has begun with the romantic tale of Humberto and Imelda, an unusual tropical dance and the birth of Storm Amy.

From terrifying twisters to glowing auroras, colourful skies to frosty mornings, can you choose your favourite image from the 25 shortlisted for our annual photography competition?

From Amy to Wubbo, the names for this year's storm season have been chosen from more than 50,000 suggestions. Find out why we name storms and whether your name will be making the headlines.

From the troposphere to the exosphere, our atmosphere is a dynamic multi-layered structure that regulates weather, climate and even life itself. Made mostly of nitrogen and oxygen, the air around us forms a delicate balance that makes our planet uniquely habitable.

Did you know that the tropical storms that form during the Atlantic hurricane season can affect our weather in the UK and Ireland? Find out why it often affects the August bank holiday...

In 2025, the Royal Meteorological Society marked 175 years since it was founded. To celebrate, the MetMatters team has taken a closer look at the number 175, and what it means in the world of weather and climate.

Lightning is one of nature’s most dramatic displays, but what happens when that raw power hits the vast, conductive surface of the ocean?

Extreme weather events are now expected each year as a regular feature of our climate, bringing real impacts to communities across the country.