Record rainfall and floods hit Paris
A storm unleashes the heaviest July rainfall on record in the French capital.
As the calendar turns to December, the season turns from autumn to winter, at least in the eyes of the weather community.
Unlike astronomical winter, which begins at the winter solstice (21 or 22 December), which many regard as the "real" changing of the season, meteorological winter begins almost three weeks earlier, on 1 December.
BBC Weather's Matt Taylor explains why the meteorological seasons follow a different pattern to their astronomical cousins.
Check out some of our Weather Watchers' winter photos here.
A storm unleashes the heaviest July rainfall on record in the French capital.
Tomasz Schafernaker takes us through this quick animation explaining why showers are difficult to forecast.
Louise Lear takes a look at how our weather can influence the pollen count.
An explanation of the wind gusts symbol in our forecasts.
We take a look at how air density affects the speed of sports balls.
Ever wondered why the temperature reading on your thermometer may be different to those you see or hear on air?