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There is more rain in the forecast which would just be viewed as usual autumn weather if Storm Babet hadn't drenched parts of the UK.
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After storm Babet's deluge, the UK was still grappling with 116 flood warnings at dawn this morning. Despite a quieter start to the week, low pressure will persist, heralding more rain and wind during the coming days.
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Storm Babet has caused widespread flooding across the UK, with a red alert in force today for parts of Eastern Scotland. There will be a respite from Sunday, though concerns remain for further rain and potential flooding next week, as low pressure stays in charge of the UK's weather.
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Parts of eastern Scotland are seeing severe flooding, the rain is easing here for now but will return tonight. Elsewhere, large parts of northern England, Midlands and Wales will also see a risk of flooding as persistent and heavy rain lingers here through much of the day. Rain eases over the weekend, mostly dry by Sunday.
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The rain has arrived and the winds are strengthening. For Thursday it will be Scotland bearing the brunt of Storm Babet but there will be heavy rain and showers elsewhere with more to come on Friday.
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A danger to life Red Warning has been issued this morning by the Met Office for extreme rainfall over parts of eastern Scotland from tomorrow, leading to life-threatening flooding, as Storm Babet moves north. Also amber and yellow warnings in force for rain and wind for much of northern Britain.
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Storm Babet is on the way with the current settled weather soon to be replaced by heavy rain and high winds. Flooding is possible - especially in eastern Scotland.
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Some will have seen their first grass frost of the season this morning, marking the end of the exceptionally warm start to October. High pressure promises a mainly dry start to the week, but it won't last with more rain on the way by midweek.
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Some colder weather is moving down from the north during this weekend, finally breaking the warm weather across the south of the country. It'll be cold enough for some snow over the Scottish mountains for a time, with ground frosts becoming quite widespread as well.
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The warm air is fading and as Friday's rain clears, colder air from the Arctic will take hold. There is frost, chilly winds and even Scottish snow in the forecast for the weekend.
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Heavy and persistent rain will spread northeast across much of England and Wales tonight, clearing for a time Friday morning, before more rain spreads southeast through the day. Turning colder from the north this weekend, but mostly dry and sunny. Risk of frost overnight.
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Southern Britain will see rain in the next few days but it will clear for the weekend as colder air from the northwest takes hold throughout the UK. There will be a frost and even snow on the Scottish mountains.
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Deep Icelandic low pressure will throw more rain our way and strong winds, even gales for northern Scotland. The last of the unusual warmth will fade through midweek and rain will move in.
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One more day of summer warmth for southern Britain today, but rain across Scotland today will move south into southern areas Wednesday and linger through to Friday. Turning cooler from the north across all parts this weekend.
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The warm air stays for a few more days, even reaching flood-hit Scotland. However, it will be colder everywhere by the weekend. More troublesome rain is on the way, which Wales should keep an eye on.
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Heavy rain continues in parts of Northern Scotland today, adding to the flooding concerns. But, further south there'll be more bright or sunny skies along with unseasonably warm temperatures.
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A real north-south split this weekend as heavy, persistent rain affects Scotland, while those further south see sunshine and unusual warmth for the time of the year.
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What a wet weekend. It has been raining since yesterday with a soggy Saturday for much of Scotland and an Amber warning with impacts for travel and flooding likely.
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High pressure along with some very warm air for October will extend north across southern Britain this weekend, temperatures perhaps reaching the mid-20s. But Scotland will be cooler and become very wet, especially Saturday.
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Monday saw impactful thunderstorms in England and there are already warnings for persistent rain over western Scotland later this week. How can you plan for outdoor events and the risk of lightning?
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There will be downpours into Tuesday with blustery winds picking up. Western Scotland will see a wet few days later this week. Then heat from Spain will surge up from the south giving a warm weekend.
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There'll be exceptionally warm temperatures for the time of year affecting much of western Europe during the coming days, but that warmth will only graze the UK for now. Next weekend may see a more direct hit with the potential for southerly winds to draw some of that heat north and take temperatures into the mid or high-twenties.
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September will end up as another unusually warm month, and there will be some further warm, sunny spells to come as it draws to a close. Another bout of rain will be moving up from the southwest on Saturday, though.
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Plenty of movement with our UK weather this weekend as rain moves in from the Atlantic but warmer air is pulled up from Europe.
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