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Storm Francis has now moved away to leave a much calmer day today. Another less fierce low arrives tomorrow, bringing heavy rain and showers which will last into Friday. High pressure will settle the weather down in time for the (long) weekend though. Read the full update here -
Lovely summer's day out there. Plenty of rain and strengthening winds with sudden gusts. This is Storm Francis, clearing eastwards on Wednesday but do take care in the wind and rain today. Read the full update here
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A Monday lull before rain and gales sweep in on Tuesday, drier Wednesday then wet weather returns for Thursday and Friday. Read the full update here
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It's going to be a quieter end to the weekend but the unsettled weather is nowhere near done with us yet. Another deep low will arrive into Tuesday bringing further strong winds and heavy rain, finally clearing later on Wednesday. Read the full update here
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Mixed weekend weather with showers and sunny spells. The strong winds are easing down, taking their time on Saturday and feeling fresher everywhere by Sunday. Read the full update here
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Strong to gale force southwesterly winds today, blowing in showers for many. Blustery Saturday but winds easing into Sunday, however further showers likely. Read the full update here
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After wild weather for southern Ireland overnight Storm Ellen will continue to bring strong winds and coastal gales for western Britain and Northern Ireland today with bursts of heavy rain. Read the full update here
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It will be more like autumn for in the next few days with stormy conditions tonight and on Thursday. The next named storm, Ellen will bring wild conditions thanks to gales, rain and spring tides. Read the full update here
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Jenny Bell has your monthly gardening guide for August - there's plenty to do including harvesting, watering, trimming and enjoying the fruits of your labour! Read the guide here
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Sunny spells and more thundery showers in places today. Low pressure then arrives tomorrow and will hang around for the remainder of the week, bringing with it blustery winds, along with periods of showery and longer spells of rain. Read the full update here
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Another day, another Thunderstorm warning. Not the heat of last week but still feeling clammy. Heavy rain with the risk of flooding before an Atlantic low brings windy weather later this week. Read the full update here
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The weather is now into an unsettled spell with further thunderstorms and torrential downpours during the next few days. Then, from midweek a deep low pressure will arrive onto the scene, aided by the remnants of tropical storm Kyle. Read the full update here
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The intense heat of last week is behind us, but humid airmass across the south will bringing a risk of heavy thundery downpours this weekend. Turning unsettled across all parts next week. Read the full update here
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Michael Fish presents his latest weekly forecast, and although the heatwave is over, the threat of storms stays with us through the weekend and into the start of next week. Later in the week, the models currently show the potential for an unseasonably deep low to move in, bringing rain and gales with it.a0 Read the full update here
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The heatwave is over but the thunderstorm risk continues. For Southern England on Friday and more of England and Wales at the weekend. Read the full update here
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More heat and thunderstorms on the way today with more severe weather expected. The heat is starting to subside slightly, with maxes into the high twenties, rather than mid-thirties by the weekend. Read the full update here
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Another hot day today, with the potential for severe thunderstorms once again. Perhaps a touch cooler tomorrow, but still hot with the ongoing threat of storms. Read the full update here
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Warmer in the north as the heatwave continues in the south. It will feel humid with that heat as the risk of thunderstorms remains. Still air with temperatures well into the 30sC Read the full update here
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As the heatwave conditions continue and over 37C is forecast once more, the UK has a risk of severe thunderstorms over the next few days. Quite a week coming up. Read the full update here
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More hot weather to come today and into next week, with an increased risk of thunderstorms from later today as well. Read the full update here
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Yesterday saw temperatures reach 36.4c in London, making it the hottest August day since 2003, and putting it ninth on the list of the hottest temperatures ever recorded in the UK. The heat will continue today, and through into next week, but with the increased threat of some potent thunderstorms from Monday. Read the full update here
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Michael Fish presents his latest weekly forecast, as temperatures jump up into the thirties celsius. Along with the heat, there'll be the threat of some likely storms during the coming days. Watch the video here
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Michael Fish presents his latest weekly forecast, as temperatures jump up into the thirties celsius. Along with the heat, there'll be the threat of some likely storms during the coming days. https://max.nwstatic.co.uk/newsimages2016/weekly/20200801/mf0708-crop.jpg Watch the video here
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Here we go then, after a week of talking about the heat, it arrives today. 35-37c is likely in the southeast today, with highs peaking well into the mid-thirties each day through the weekend and right into next week. Read the full update here
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Heat is building once more with temperatures passing the mid 30sC mark on Friday. Many parts of the UK will see fine, sunny and very warm conditions into next week when the thunderstorm risk rises. Read the full update here
