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Fennels Woods, by the light of the late afternoon sunshine

June has given us a bit of everything, from torrential downpours to scorching sunshine

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On 21 December our two largest planets will align, appearing the closest in the sky for over 800 years. Meteorologist Chris Page explains how you can see them

How to see Jupiter and Saturn align in the 'Great Conjunction' of 2020

Ever wondered why leaves change colour during the autumn months and can the weather impact what colour they turn? Meteorologist Chris Page has the answers

Why do leaves change colour in Autumn?

The UK Met Office have released the storm names for this years storm season, which starts on the 1st of September. Did your name make the list?

Storm names for 2020-21 revealed by Met Office

How many different types of rainbow are there?

In the first of a new series on the climate crisis, ITV Weather presenters Lucy Verasamy, Laura Tobin and Alex Beresford look back at the story of 2020 so far.

New Series: Climate Crisis - Our Changing World Episode 1: The story of 2020

ITV Meteorologist, Charlie Powell, explains more about the truth behind an Indian Summer?

What is an Indian Summer?

Chris Page explains why we get the rich earthy smell once it rains, after a dry and warm period of weather. It's known as Petrichor

Why does rain smell so good?

What is line convection? Why some rainfall is particularly heavy

Environment Agency flood response exercise

Meteorologist Charlie Powell investigates more about how flooding is managed when he visits the Environment Agency

What happens after the rain? How flooding is managed

Make the most of the warm weather and brighten up the garden

The wonders of window boxes! Getting green-fingered in a small space

We've had a few new phrases added to weather talk in recent months.  Are they new? What do they mean? and where do they come from?

Weatherbombs and thundersnow - anything new?

What is climate change and how is it affecting us in the North West.  And what can we expect in future years?

Climate Change - A warming world with extreme consequences

We've got a showery few days ahead but why is it so hard to predict exactly where they're going to crop up?

Why are showers one of the hardest things to forecast?

Meteorologist Chris Page explains whether the record-breaker is thanks to the global pandemic 

Is coronavirus to blame for the sunniest spring on record?

These stripes show the temperature change from 1850 to the present-day of global temperature change around the world. Each line represents the average temperature of that year. A dramatic rise can be seen in the past few decades showing how the world is warming

Mets Unite around the world showing the famous Climate Stripes

The UK goes Coal Free for the longest time in history to create electricity

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