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and weather fronts bringing some substantial rainfall, especially to southwest England, south Wales, northwest England and west Scotland. The Newport-Shrewsbury railway line, badly affected by flooding from Storm Claudia in November, was pre-emptively closed ahead of the rain whilst the Valleys line

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and hydration will be essential as the heat builds. It's heating up this week 🌡️ Temperatures will be on an upwards trajectory towards 30°C for some pic.twitter.com/uUI5DbAjVm — Met Office (@metoffice) June 16, 2025 Isle of Wight Festival, Newport (19–22 June) This iconic festival returns with a high

for the heavy downpours and impacts was across southern Wales and southern England as bands of heavy, thundery rain moved westwards. On the 5th there was localised flooding in Hampshire, while the 6th saw reports of surface water flooding on roads around Newport. The overnight period between the 6th and 7th

for the heavy downpours and impacts was across southern Wales and southern England as bands of heavy, thundery rain moved westwards. On the 5th there was localised flooding in Hampshire, while the 6th saw reports of surface water flooding on roads around Newport. The overnight period between the 6th and 7th

for the heavy downpours and impacts was across southern Wales and southern England as bands of heavy, thundery rain moved westwards. On the 5th there was localised flooding in Hampshire, while the 6th saw reports of surface water flooding on roads around Newport. The overnight period between the 6th and 7th

35,700 properties had been protected in England, with heavy rain leading to at approximately 680 properties being flooded. Flooding and strong winds also caused disruption to road and rail transport. Northampton railway station was flooded and the line from Newport to Shrewsbury closed due

-ups, several fixtures have been postponed, including Barnsley vs Cardiff City, Luton Town vs Huddersfield Town, Mansfield Town vs Plymouth Argyle, Peterborough United vs Stevenage, and Bradford City vs Lincoln City. Saturday’s League Two fixtures Accrington Stanley vs Newport County (15:00) A fine

to at approximately 680 properties being flooded. Flooding and strong winds also caused disruption to road and rail transport. Northampton railway station was flooded and the line from Newport to Shrewsbury closed due to a landslip. Great Western Railway advised against travel on any of its routes

, has been recorded twice in 1958 and 1971. Yet January’s warmth contrasts sharply with its capacity for severe cold. The lowest UK January temperature on record was –27.2°C, logged at Braemar, Aberdeenshire, on 10 January 1982. In England, the lowest minimum was –26.1°C at Newport, Shropshire, also