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Olympic torch relay weather – days 1 to 3
The British weather is notorious for its variability and many will be hoping that it doesn’t dampen spirits too much as the Olympic torch relay gets underway this weekend.
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Downpours in April result in the worst decline in town centre shopper numbers since November 2009, a report shows.
The British weather is notorious for its variability and many will be hoping that it doesn’t dampen spirits too much as the Olympic torch relay gets underway this weekend.
Rain, rain and more rain has been on the weather menu for the past six weeks. April was the wettest on record in the UK and May has continued in similar vein.
Following the wettest April on record in the UK, you’re probably thinking that the weather has to settle down sooner or later.
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Despite just being the messenger for the meteorological delights that arrive on our shores, inevitably when the weather isn’t particularly nice people tend to look in my direction.
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Britain’s water shortages may last beyond Christmas with more than half of the UK already affected and 17 new drought zones declared, as Tom Clarke, Darshna Soni and Liam Dutton report.
Whilst the past few weeks of fine and warm weather have been enjoyed by many, as a weatherman, it’s been a little bit boring for me because I’ve had to say the same thing day after day.
Around 40,000 homes in England are without power as gale-force winds, snow, sleet and rain affect much of Britain.
After the summer-like warmth of last week, this week will take us back in the grip of winter. A plunge of Arctic air will sink southwards during the next 36 hours, bringing parts of the UK snowfall.
As a meteorologist, every once in a while I see a satellite picture that tells so many different stories about the weather that the UK is experiencing.
Drought is set to spread across the UK as water companies impose hosepipe bans across southern and eastern England. Weather Presenter Liam Dutton reports.
Despite a promising start to March, with the first week of the month bringing rain to all parts of the UK, the next week or so is looking largely dry – not welcome news for the areas suffering from drought.