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Stay tuned for live updates here. http://news.sky.com/story/1177946/uk-wind-and-rain-disruption-live-updates

What a Picture.

From twitter @VirginTrainsUPDATE: Due to the severe weather and disruption in Scotland, all services are suspended. Advice within Scotland is NOT TO TRAVEL. (9.22am)Update UPDATE: Services are running, albeit delayed, between London to Carlisle. No services will operate to/from Scotland until further notice.(9:33am)

100mph Winds As Homes Lose Power Gusts of more than 100mph are battering parts of the UK, with trains cancelled across Scotland and 20,000 homes without power. A total of 25 severe flood warnings - meaning there is a danger to life - have been issued by the Environment Agency, 24 of them for the Anglian region. Areas most at risk include the North Sea coast from Northumberland down to the Thames Estuary and Kent. At present, there are more than 100 flood warnings and 59 flood alerts in place. As winds got stronger - with a gusts of 106mph recorded at Glenogle in Stirlingshire - Network Rail Scotland said Glasgow Central station had been evacuated "due to debris smashing glass in the roof", although it said no one had been hurt. Flights are being cancelled at Edinburgh Airport due to high winds, which have also prompted the closure of the Forth Road Bridge. The Scottish Environment Protection Agency has 11 flood warnings and 13 flood alerts in place, most of them for the north and east of the country. http://news.sky.com/story/1178035/weather-100mph-winds-as-homes-lose-power

One heck of a storm you guys are having.Stay Safe.

I wonder who done this?

Sorry mate but i have no idea what you are talking about.

Looks like there will be SNOW ICE AND COLD! Hope they enjoy it. Edit:Might want to watch this too.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UNPeCZE_dWU

I seen worse..

In 4 days time from that Very good

Snow cover in russia has gone a bit west.

Seems to me a record breaking heat wave or is it?

Nice and cold...You gotta love winter.

Gone back to 6.3c

This is from james madden... Snow & Cold Update + What Will Really Happen? & What Next? The predicted period of cold and wintry weather is now upon us, and this evening will see wintry showers spreading southwards across some northern and western parts of the country, in particular, in parts of northern Ireland and Scotland. Some of these snow showers are also likely to be particularly heavy at times across higher ground, with some temporary accumulations of snow and further wintry showers in some low lying areas. There is also the additional risk of some further wintry showers developing in some southern and eastern parts of the country, as an area of rain clears these parts throughout this evening. Tuesday will feel exceptionally cold across the whole of the country, with a continuation of wintry/snow showers in some northern and western parts of the country. Some wintry showers may also develop in certain parts to the east of the country at times. A number of these snow showers may also turn heavy for a short duration over various parts of Wales/North-West England throughout the early part of Tuesday. Tuesday evening and into Wednesday will then see an area of rain spreading southwards through parts of the north to begin with. This pattern will bring some further heavy snow showers across higher ground in parts of Scotland, Northern England, and Northern Ireland. There will also be some additional and brief wintry showers developing at times to some lower levels of the country, as that area of rain spreads southwards. It will also become very windy across the country on Wednesday, especially in some parts of northern England and later in eastern England. As we progress throughout Wednesday and into the early hours of Thursday morning, there will be the risk of some wintry showers developing across a large swathe of the country, from the far north to far south. The heaviest snow showers will be in parts of the far north/Scotland throughout Wednesday. However, there is also the additional risk of some temporary accumulations in some low lying northern and eastern parts of the country, in particular, in some parts of north-east England. However, some lower levels of north-west England, north-east England, Yorkshire, the Midlands, and even some parts of the south are likely to see some periods of settling snow for this part of the forecasting period in places, as temperatures dip to below the seasonal average. This will also lead to the development of some widespread icy conditions and lingering fog patches across the country for the remainder of this forecasting period. The rest of this week will also remain cold with further wintry showers developing across the country at times, whilst the foreseeable will bring a continued risk of even colder air being dragged in across the whole of the country from the north, with the additional risk of some significant and widespread snow events. The UK & IRE month ahead forecast for the November period (21st-30th November) stated: This part of the forecasting period is likely to see a continuation of rather cold conditions for many parts of the country. This will bring the risk of further widespread and even harder frosts, especially in parts of the north. It will also be particularly foggy at times, and some of this fog may persist throughout the days. There is also the ever increasing risk of some major and widespread snow events for this part of the forecasting period, especially in some parts to the north and east of the country. These snow events are also not likely to be restricted to high ground, and some lower levels are also likely to see rain turning to snow, as colder air from the north sinks further south. Coupled with the cold conditions, some lasting and notable accumulations are likely in parts of the north and east, whilst some lower levels may see some temporary accumulations at times. Some parts of the south may also be at risk of snow/overnight snow for this period. (when others were forecasting a mild November/Indian summer with the reduced risk of any frosts and no mention of snow for this period!) A significant and widespread snowy period has been clearly defined within the long-range forecasts for in or around the 23rd - 30th November and the majority of the above forecasting elements for a cold and snowy November, since the issue of the autumn forecast in April 2013 (almost 8 months in advance of actual events).

Oh Just went up to 6.6c.I have a feeling i have some sleet/snow tonight.

My temp have gone up a bit 6.1 to 6.5 in the last 30-45 mins.But bbc says it should be 8c where i live?? WTF???

I might have some snow if this is right...

Some SNOW for me?????

Can i see it?

Before we go into a war guys lets wait and see.Models will change from day to day and monthly models also change too...Models are not always 100% Right and may Change.So lets all and wait see....

So true Its like we never get any snow down our road.

Almost the entire NH is a mild winter....

The only low max i am getting is 6c.

Better get up and going snowfall finding then.