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Heavy rain for many tomorrowThe warm and humid air across the southeast will move away in the next 24 hours as bands of rain move in from the Atlantic overnight and through tomorrow.That rain will affect many areas throughout Tuesday although it will be drier and brighter across far northern parts. Highs a much cooler 20C in the south and 16 in the north.
UK weather forecast: Warning of more storms across Britain after flash flooding hits CornwallThunderstorms are continuing to affect parts of Britain, with lightning and heavy downpours expected to hit both the morning and evening rush hours.Torrential rain could cause some localised flooding, and people are being warned of the risk of disruption to power networks from lightning strikes.A yellow weather warning is in place right through the day for large swathes of England and Wales, with the Met Office predicting a month's worth of rain could fall in some places in a matter of hours.The intense conditions caused flash flooding in a coastal village in Cornwall on Tuesday, with some 50 properties affected and several people having to be rescued from their homes.
UK should increasingly expect record winter rains, says Met OfficeAided by a supercomputer, meteorologists find 34% chance of record monthly rainfall being set, raising fears about major flooding
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UK weather latest: Met Office says more rain is on the way as summer washout continuesRain mixed with sunshine looks to be the forecast for the rest of summerRain, wind and cooler temperatures will be interspersed with sunshine bringing unpredictable weather to the UK for the rest of the summer, the Met Office has revealed.
Might be a good investment, BeeTee:QuoteUK weather latest: Met Office says more rain is on the way as summer washout continuesRain mixed with sunshine looks to be the forecast for the rest of summerRain, wind and cooler temperatures will be interspersed with sunshine bringing unpredictable weather to the UK for the rest of the summer, the Met Office has revealed. http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/uk-weather-latest-more-rain-summer-washout-2017-met-office-a7868666.html
Flash floods hit east coast of EnglandEast Riding of Yorkshire and north-east Lincolnshire among areas hardest-hit with severe downpours expected to slowly move southA yellow weather warning for rain has been issued for parts of the UK, including the East Midlands, West Midlands, London, East Anglia and the south-east.
Hurricane Gert spells bad weather for the UK
QuoteHurricane Gert spells bad weather for the UKhttp://www.itv.com/news/2017-08-17/atlantics-hurricane-gert-to-split-uk-between-warm-and-rainy-weather-fronts/Also spells good weather for parts of UK, just depends which part of the UK you're in - and which way the wind blows
Britain to be battered by 75mph winds as forecasters warn of power cuts and travel chaosTwo yellow weather warnings are in place for parts of Britain as winds of up to 75mph are expected to batter the nation this week.A deepening area of low pressure is expected to cross the UK tomorrow night into Wednesday morning bringing a spell of very strong winds and heavy rain.The worst of the winds are expected across parts of England and Wales with gusts reaching 75mph in exposed spots, although more generally 50-60mph.Parts of northern England, north Wales and the north Midlands are most at risk, with winds capable of disrupting transport, power supplies and causing damage to buildings, according to the Met Office.
Weather warnings: North West valid from 13.10.2017 09:00 CET Until 13.10.2017 21:00 CETRain Awareness Level: Yellow Heavy and at times persistent rain is expected during Friday. Bus and train services will probably be affected with journey times taking longer. Spray and flooding on roads is also probable making journey times longer. Flooding of a few homes and business is possible.
UK weather: Britain set to be lashed by 70mph winds from Hurricane OpheliaHurricane Ophelia is crossing the Atlantic Ocean and could bring wet weather and gusts of up to 70mph when it hits Britain's shores.The tropical storm was named a hurricane overnight and the US National Hurricane Centre has warned it could strengthen over the coming days.The remnants of Ophelia look set to reach the UK on Monday, with unsettled weather expected to cause disruption, the Met Office said.The west of the country will see the worst of the weather, with winds of between 60mph and 70mph forecast.
UK weather: Met Office issues severe weather alert as Hurricane Ophelia approaches A severe weather warning have been issued as Hurricane Ophelia approaches the UK, however some areas will enjoy sunny spells before heavy rain and strong winds arrive.
UK weather: Flood warning as big waves and 70mph winds to batter Britain in wake of Storm Ophelia Strong winds and big waves will batter Britain's coast just days after Storm Ophelia wreaked destruction.Gusts of 50mph are expected widely across southern England and the west of Wales on Saturday, and winds could reach 70mph in exposed areas.
Storm Brian: Strong winds set to hit British IslesAn Atlantic storm, which is due to hit parts of the UK and the Republic of Ireland this weekend, has been named Brian, the Irish Met office has said.
Temperatures to drop as low as -4C as Arctic blast hits UKTemperatures are set to drop sharply across the UK as Arctic winds bring a cold snap over Sunday night.The Met Office said an approaching cold front could see temperatures drop as low as -4C in parts of the country.People will be waking up to a widespread ground frost on Monday morning and commuters are advised to wrap up and leave time to scrape their cars.Temperatures are set to remain low during Monday day, with may parts of the country struggling to get above 10C.The drop in temperatures is not forecast to last long with milder conditions due to return over Tuesday and Wednesday.
Snow in England: Arctic air brings first widespread snowfall of the autumnhe first sprinkling of snow has settled across areas of Northern England with more set to fall in the UK overnight.Temperatures plunged below zero with the arrival of brisk Arctic air to our shores following one of the most mild October's ever.Forecasters are warning areas of the UK will dip as far as -7 C tonight (19.4 F) - meaning it would be the coldest weather of the Autumn so far.
UK weather: 70 people rescued from floods after heavy rain and snow hit Britain Lancashire Fire and Rescue Service said more than 70 people had been rescued - along with at least 20 horses, a cat and a dog.The Met Office said around 1.7in (4.3cm) of rain had fallen in 24 hours in parts of Lancashire, while further north in Cumbria around half a month's rain, 3.5in (8.9cm), was recorded in 36 hours at Shap.
Freezing temperatures grip UK with snow and sleet expectedWeather forecasters describe conditions as ‘incredibly cold for November’ as police across Britain warn of icy roadsTemperatures fell well below zero in much of the UK on Saturday morning, and forecasters are predicting the cold snap will continue.Topcliffe in North Yorkshire was -5.2C, while Benson, Oxfordshire, had an overnight low of -4.9C.The Met Office issued a yellow “be aware” weather warning.
Arctic cold snap that brought sub-zero temperatures across UK to last two weeks
UK weather: Britain to face coldest night of the year tonight as forecasters issue snow warningsMet Office warns icy conditions could cause road and rail travel disruption
UK weather: Arctic cold snap to bring snow and 60mph winds this weekAn Arctic blast will bring snow and 60mph winds to parts of the UK this week with forecasters predicting the coldest December since 2010.The cold snap will hit the north-west of the country by the middle of the week, sweeping across the UK and reaching the south-east by Thursday, the Met Office says.Frost, snow and ice will return towards the end of the week after a relatively mild start, with strong winds.The east and west coasts, as well as northern Scotland, will be the worst affected by the cold snap, while clear blue skies and dry weather is predicted for the central spine of the UK.It is likely to be the coldest December since 2010, according to the Met Office, with temperatures dipping slightly below the average for the month.