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Winter is coming and there will be some snow
After the warmest December on record for the UK, winter is coming finally coming next week.
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After the warmest December on record for the UK, winter is coming finally coming next week.
Northern towns are already under water – could things get worse with the arrival of Storm Frank?
More heavy rain through the Christmas period could bring further flooding – including to places already hit in recent weeks.
Christmas is less than two weeks away, yet daffodils are blooming. Why is it so warm?
The weather has been far from festive so far this December, but will there be any snow at Christmas?
As residents in flood-hit areas start cleaning up, the news that more rain is on the way this week will not be welcome.
There has already been one fatality in London as the effects of Storm Desmond tore through Britain, bringing strong winds and heavy rain to parts of Scotland and northern England.
Heavy rain is bringing serious flooding to parts of Cumbria today, with the River Eden having already burst its banks at Appleby.
Yet another weekend of unsettled weather lies ahead, with the potential for strong winds to cause disruption in places.
As the first proper cold spell of the season arrives this weekend, snow warnings have been issued. But will it snow where you are?
There could be flooding this weekend in north western parts of the UK, as low pressure brings yet more heavy rain.
Warnings for Storm Abigail have been upgraded to Amber for the far north and west of Scotland, with disruption likely during Thursday night and Friday.
The first named storm of the season, Abigail, threatens northern Scotland with 60-80mph winds and disruption later this week.
As the weather gears up to deliver us a week of rain and wind, there are some great images that capture this week’s weather theme well.
Thick fog blanketed much of the UK on Monday morning, leading to travel delays – especially for planes. But what causes fog and did you know that there are four different types?