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Updated: 1542 on Sat 7 Nov 2009
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Map regions coloured show where severe weather warnings have been issued.

Flash warnings have been issued for South West England

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Flash warnings of severe or extreme weather

These are issued when the Met Office has 80% or greater confidence that severe weather is expected in the next few hours.

Local areas affected Warning type Valid from Valid to
South West England:
  Bath + NE Somerset
  Bristol
  Cornwall & Isles of Scilly
  Devon
  N Somerset
  Plymouth
  S Gloucestershire
  Somerset
  Torbay
 Heavy Rain 1735 Sat 7 2359 Sat 7

Squally heavy showers, perhaps with hail and thunder, may give localised rainfall totals of 15 mm in a three hour period later this afternoon and evening. The public are advised to take extra care and refer to the Highways Agency for further advice on traffic disruption on motorways and trunk roads

Issued at: 1534 Sat 7 Nov

Early warnings of severe or extreme weather

These are issued when the Met Office has 60% or greater confidence that severe weather is expected in the next few days.

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No early warnings have been issued for South West England

Advisory of severe or extreme weather

These advisories are issued by 1300 daily as routine, though they may be updated at other times if required. They indicate confidence of expected severe or extreme weather. Early warnings and Flash Warnings supersede advisories when confidence levels are 60% or greater.

Risk of disruption Warning Valid
No advisories have been issued for South West England

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