Weather

Do you get wetter if you run or walk in the rain? © Getty Images

Do you get wetter if you run or walk in the rain?

People enjoy the afternoon sunshine on the Palace Pier on 25 February, 2019 in Brighton, England © Mike Hewitt/Getty Images

Reality Check Does the February heatwave mean the UK climate is changing?

Why do low-pressure systems turn anticlockwise? © Getty

Why do low-pressure systems turn anticlockwise?

A man rides a cart over the frozen 'Lake Cildir' in Aradahan Province of Turkey © Mehmet Ali Ozcan/Anadolu Agency/Getty Images

You think you’re cold? Here are some amazing photos of chilly people in freezing places

Bacteria controls the weather © Scott Balmer

Bacteria controls the weather

Can trees predict the weather? © Getty Images

Can trees predict the weather?

Why does rain smell so good? © Getty Images

Everyday science

Why does rain smell so good?

Why (and how) does dew form? © Getty Images

Why (and how) does dew form?

A firefighter sprays water during a forest fire in the village of Kalamos. (Photo by Christos Ntountoumis/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images)

What has been causing 2018’s summer heatwave?

Sunbathers relax on the beach and in the sea in Brighton © Chris Ratcliffe/Bloomberg via Getty Images

What’s going on with the weather? – Dann Mitchell

Is it better to walk or run in the rain? © Getty Images

Everyday science

Is it better to walk or run in the rain?

How nature can help you predict the weather © Getty Images

How nature can help you predict the weather

Arctic sea ice above North America, viewed over the Beaufort Sea © Getty Images

Watching the climate change

Why is there a ‘wind chill factor’ in weather forecasts? © Getty Images

Why is there a ‘wind chill factor’ in weather forecasts?

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