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The financial risks
of climate change | 4 Nov 2009
A new report finds that a rise in global temperatures could lead to more expensive and harder to obtain property insurance in the UK and throughout the world
Heavy rain on 1 November 2009 | 2 Nov 2009
The first major storm of the autumn brought heavy rain and localised flooding to parts of the UK.
BAA opts for Met
Office and OpenRunway | 27 Oct 2009
BAA, the UK’s biggest airport operator, is using our OpenRunway
service.
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My forecast
Headline:
Sunshine and showers, showers mainly in the west, becoming squally.
Today:
Sunshine and showers, with central and eastern areas having the best sunshine and least showers. The showers across the west will become very heavy and squally, with hail and thunder, across southwest England and Wales later this afternoon.
Tonight:
East Anglia, northeast England and later Northern Ireland will be mostly dry, clear and becoming chilly. Remaining areas of the UK will have showers, some heavy with hail and thunder.
Sunday:
Most places across the UK will become dry and sunny, as showers across England and Wales die away, leading to a clear evening. However showers will affect northeastern Scotland.
Updated: 0228 on Sat 7 Nov 2009
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