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) 72.1 mm (2.84 inches) in 55 minutes at Holehird, Windermere (Westmorland) 53.1 mm (2.09 inches) in 39 minutes at Langley (Cheshire) 43.7 mm (1.72 inches) in 15 minutes at Nelson (Lancashire) At 1400 there was 3-6 inches of water around the office and a "river", 6 inches deep, was flowing across

were between Essex and Kent at Castle Park, Colchester and between Derbyshire and Lancashire at Buxton. Strong to gale force winds, occasionally severe on coasts, occurred in Scotland and Northern Ireland with many places reporting gusts in excess of 40 knots. Highest gust speeds: Benbecula 70 knots

, Lancashire and North Yorkshire recorded up to 100mm of rain. 1200 UTC 31 October 2020 1800 UTC 1 November 2020 The map below shows maximum gust speeds across the UK from 31 October to 2 November 2020. Wind gusts exceeded 50Kt (58mph) around the coastline of the UK, with gusts exceeding 60Kt (69mph

of Scotland building and some public events were cancelled due to flooding. The heavy and persistent rain resulted in surface water and some minor river flooding in Greater Manchester, Lancashire and Bradford with some properties flooded and travel disruption. England diary of highlights July started

A deepening area of low pressure will bring very strong winds across much of England and Wales during Tuesday night and into Wednesday morning. An Amber National Severe Weather Warning is in place, warning of gusts of 55-65 mph in particular across parts of Cheshire, Lancashire, Derbyshire

During July, Cheshire received more than twice the average rainfall for the month (219%). Other counties in central and northern England, including Lancashire, Staffordshire Derbyshire and Leicestershire, also received more than one-and-a-half times the month’s typical rainfall for July. Following

statistics Provisional figures also show the 19th was the wettest January day for Rochdale (46.8mm), Preston (43.6 mm) and Stonyhurst, Lancashire (43.8mm) since 1954. While parts of Cleveland, in North Yorkshire received more than their average January rainfall over just 2 days, the 19th and 20th. Stay

] and overnight, then as the system continues to track across the UK the strong winds will extend along many English Channel coasts, all the way to Kent, and north along the coasts of the Celtic and Irish Seas to Lancashire. These strong winds come in combination with large waves and one of the highest tides

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their wettest October day on record, including several with 100+ year records, and scattered widely across the UK from London to the west Midlands to Lancashire to Aberdeenshire. These are listed in the table below. At Oxford, 60.0mm on 3 October made this Oxford's sixth wettest day in almost 200 years