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Turning colder, but will there be snow?
Today marks the start of meteorological winter and it seems as though the weather has taken note, with a colder feel for all of us this week.
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The Government is to invest £2.3bn in more than 1,400 flood defence projects to provide better protection from flooding for hundreds of thousands of homes.
Today marks the start of meteorological winter and it seems as though the weather has taken note, with a colder feel for all of us this week.
With November about to draw to a close, the arrival of December marks the start of meteorological winter, with thoughts not only of Christmas in our minds, but also the prospect of snow.
Here in the UK, a mere 4 inches of snow can send the country into chaos. But imagine this: 4 feet of snow – falling in just one day.
You probably won’t be surprised to hear that it has been wetter and warmer than would be expected at this point of the month, although there has been a large degree of regional variation.
Heavy rain and gales sweeping across the UK have brought flooding and travel disruption to some parts of the UK.
On the final day of the poppy art installation at the Tower of London, which has been seen by millions, people explain what the poppies mean to them – and why they bought one.
Low pressure is going to be driving our weather this week, bringing heavy rain and a risk of flooding to southern and western parts of the UK.
With December just a few weeks away and thoughts of winter straying into our minds, I’ve already had lots of people on Twitter asking if we’re going to get any snow this year.
You may step outside tomorrow across England and Wales and think that someone has put a spell on the weather, with hazy sunshine expected and temperatures well above average.
A skate park dating back to the 1970s peak becomes a protected heritage site in recognition of its cultural importance – but are skateboarders still being demonised?
The spiralling costs of severe weather events more than justify the Met Office’s massive expenditure on a new supercomputer.
The remnants of Hurricane Gonzalo will hit the UK during Monday night into Tuesday, bringing severe gales of up to 80mph for some places.
North Korea’s president has missed a key political anniversary celebration, adding to speculation over his general health and grip on power.
Following the driest September on record for the UK and a fine first few days of October, the weather has finally switched into autumn mode.