Tuesday marks the Autumn Equinox, also known as nature's first day of the new season. 

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Searing heat is forecast from Tuesday onwards - the hottest week of the year so far. 

Heatwave incoming: Temperatures set to hit above 30C in some parts of the UK

Frost and fog with falling temperatures 


Freezing with frost and fog developing in places

Freezing and frosty with some fog redeveloping

The storm will arrive in the United Kingdom on Sunday. 

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Cold and crisp with brilliant blue skies 


Colder further north with hazardous, wintry conditions 

Wintry further north with frost, ice, sleet & hill snow

Temperatures falling further north with ice and some sleet & hill snow

A chilly night - wintry further north with frost, ice & hill snow

Strong winds, with gales picking up & heavy rain moving in

Very windy, wet & wild into the new week

Chilly at first with brisk winds picking up with rain heading into Scotland & Northern Ireland

Blustery with rain into Scotland and Northern Ireland

Members of the New York City Police Department walk near the United Nations headquarters, Sunday, Sept. 19, 2021, in New York. The 76th Session of the U.N. General Assembly begins this week. (AP Photo/Craig Ruttle)




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The domestic abuse commissioner for England and Wales has written to Priti Patel to call for changes to the policing bill to protect victims of domestic abuse.

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The first fifteen finalists of Prince William's global environmental prize to tackle climate change have been revealed.

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"It would certainly be helpful" the Chair of John Lewis has told ITV News' Joel Hills if the government made it easier to recruit lorry drivers.

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Scientists who have spent the past 18 months advising government about Covid-19 are nervous about the winter months.

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After 18 months, theatres on America's most famous street finally reopened.

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People eat and drink outside a restaurant in Covent Garden Market, London, following the further easing of lockdown restrictions in England. Picture date: Wednesday May 5, 2021.

UK inflation has surged to its highest for nearly a decade.

A short sharp inflation shock - hopefully

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Lucy Verasamy

ITV Weather Presenter