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the blustery conditions of Friday. Storm Gerretti, which has dominated the weather in recent days, is slowly edging away to the east. However, its lingering influence means that parts of eastern England, particularly Lincolnshire, Norfolk, and Suffolk, will see showers during the morning. These showers

of the English Midlands, Lincolnshire, East Anglia, and western Scotland. The UK overall had 73% of average August rainfall. Sunshine was above average for western Scotland, but below average for most other areas, with only around 60% of average for much of the Midlands, East Anglia, central southern

of the English Midlands, Lincolnshire, East Anglia, and western Scotland. The UK overall had 73% of average August rainfall. Sunshine was above average for western Scotland, but below average for most other areas, with only around 60% of average for much of the Midlands, East Anglia, central southern

as February 2021, when this station recorded -23.0°C. The chart below shows hourly air temperature from 2 to 21 December at Cranwell (Lincolnshire), South Newington (Oxfordshire) and Odiham (Hampshire). Daily maximum temperatures struggled to rise above freezing from 11th to 13th, with a run of hard

the morning. The ensemble model highlights areas such as Northern Ireland, parts of Wales, Shropshire, Yorkshire, Lincolnshire, and central and southeastern England as being particularly prone to thicker fog in the early hours. This could cause some travel disruption, so early risers should take care

to England and Wales. The Midlands, Lincolnshire, and Yorkshire saw more than double their average November rainfall, leading to localised flooding and disruption. Met Office Senior Scientist Mike Kendon explained why it has been so wet: “Autumn is the time of year when we typically expect our weather

be approximately over coastal Lincolnshire. The charts below compare rainfall totals for the 2-day period 6 to 7 December 2024, from storm Darragh and for the 3-day period 22 to 24 November 2024 from storm Bert. Overall, Bert brought much higher rainfall totals. In Storm Darragh saw western upland parts

England and South Wales towards the Lincolnshire area. As it does so, it will bring a spell of heavy rain and strong, gusty winds, particularly affecting southern and eastern parts of England. Saturday morning will start with a few showery bursts across Scotland, driven by the lingering cold Arctic

. Through Saturday, the highest amounts are expected in South Wales, southwest England, and up towards East Anglia and Lincolnshire. Some places could see close to 50 millimetres of rain in a short period. Further rain is likely on Sunday, and if the low tracks further north, the rain could also shift

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