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. Temperatures fell and an unsettled period with snow and heavy rain followed. Snowfalls on the morning of the 21 November to southern coastal counties resulted in lying snow as far south as Exeter, while there was already fairly extensive cover across Wales, the south Pennines and parts of central England

bring calmer, drier weather with light winds and clearer skies. READ MORE: Weather trends: blocking highs and the amplified jet stream What Causes the Jet Stream? The jet stream exists due to temperature differences between the equator and the poles. In the northern hemisphere, cold polar air lies

then a rescue helicopter may be called. Here are some tips on what to do in this situation. When awaiting a helicopter for rescue, you can assist the process by making sure that nothing is left lying where the powerful downdraft from the rotors will sweep it into the air. Any clothing or bags used as site

will be falling on already very wet ground and where there is still lying snow in the northwest of England and parts of Scotland, snow melt will exacerbate the risk of flooding. It is important to check for flood warnings in your area issued by your local environment agency.”   ⚠️ Yellow rain warnings

extremes Persistently large numbers of low-income people in markets affected by impacted production areas Continued or exacerbated income inequality, slow economic growth, ineffective food distribution systems Representative Key Risks Risk to people and livelihoods in low-lying coastal areas Risk to urban

.  “We also want to remind people to keep away from swollen riverbanks and not to drive or walk through flood waters as you don’t know what lies beneath.  “We do not provide flood warnings for flooding from surface water, so it’s important for everyone to know their flood risk.  “If flooding is forecast

a band of cloud and rain lying south-west to north-east across the country, with the most persistent rain for hills in north-west England and north-west Wales. South-east of this band, conditions are generally fine, warm or very warm, with variable cloud and sunny spells. Mainland Scotland will see

. The 15th was a quiet day with a widespread frost, especially over snow cover in the north with Ravensworth (North Yorkshire) falling to -11.8 °C, and Copley (Durham) reported 20 cm of lying snow. A band of rain spread from the west overnight into the 16th, turning to snow in many eastern areas

, but wintry showers at first over north-eastern coasts became more widespread generally with rain, sleet, snow and hail, Buxton (Derbyshire) recording 4 cm of lying snow. It was coldest in eastern areas to start the 12th; cloudy at first in southern counties with some sleet and snow at first

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