Speedy jet stream to give a stormy week
Low pressure after low pressure will arrive on our shores in the coming days, bringing milder air, heavy rain and very strong winds.
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From freeze to thaw – end of cold spell in sight
After two weeks of freezing temperatures, heavy snow and ice, an end is finally in sight to the cold weather that has had a firm grip on the UK.
A new year brings new weather
Thankfully, a new year has brought with it a change in fortunes, with the weather expected to generally be more settled for the first half of January.
Weather prospects for the festive period
With many of us getting ready for one of the busiest travel weekends of the year, there is no doubt that the weather will be influential in how smoothly our journeys go.
Flood risk increases as heavy rain returns
After a relatively quiet and cold first half of December, the weather is going to turn much more unsettled from Wednesday onwards – bringing heavy rain and an increased risk of flooding.
A few wintry hazards to watch out for this weekend
Despite the change to quieter weather across the UK, this weekend will provide a few wintry hazards – especially if you’re travelling at night or during the mornings.
Higher risk of winter floods after a wet summer
The Environment Agency released its autumn/winter flooding outlook today which says that there’s a higher risk of flooding than normal in the coming months.
Signs of the jet stream edging north. Brighter and warmer for the Olympics?
Having delivered nothing but tales of rain and flooding for the past few months, I’ve been looking forward to this day.
Sodden ground and more rain on the way
Mid-July is fast approaching, the Olympics are a little over a fortnight away and yet the weather shows no resemblance to anything like summer.
How full are our rivers and reservoirs?
After the announcement today that the final four water companies with hosepipe bans are lifting them with immediate effect.
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