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for snow and ice is in place from this evening (Monday) through to Wednesday morning covering large parts of Scotland and northern England, as well as parts of Wales and the northwest Midlands. Not everywhere in the warning area will get a covering of snow but 10 cm of snow could fall over higher

to be expected for the whole month fell across parts of the West and North Midlands. Storm Dennis also brought persistent very strong winds with gusts over 50 knots across the UK and over 60 knots around exposed coastlines but the worst of the impacts were from the rain. Significant weather event South

Although many will enjoy another fine day today, the Met Office has issued a yellow severe weather warning for heavy showers and thunderstorms. It covers parts of northern England and the north midlands and is in force from 11am until 9pm tonight. Met Office Chief Meteorologist Paul Gundersen said

. A yellow weather warning for thunderstorms is also in place for Friday for the southeastern areas and East Anglia.  Temperatures will widely reach the high 20s, with 28-29°C expected in the East Midlands, South and East Yorkshire, Lincolnshire, and southeast England. Isolated spots, particularly

) will be hot across much of England and Wales, with temperatures reaching the low to mid 30s°C in central and southern areas, with a peak of around 34°C most likely in the West Midlands or east Wales. Other parts of the UK will also be warm, though coastal regions remain relatively cooler due to sea

there were significant flooding problems across Wales with the Conwy valley badly affected. There was also localised flooding in parts of West Yorkshire and Greater Manchester and temporary barriers were installed in the Midlands on the River Severn. Some flooding was also reported in York from

of cloud clearance from central and northern parts of England and Wales. maximum temperatures of 31–33 °C, with a localised 34 °C possible in the West Midlands and a low probability of reaching 35 °C. Outlook for Wednesday Wednesday will start very warm and, in southern areas, very humid. There is a low

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, although some western areas were nearer to average; the overall UK figure was 142% of average. November was dry in eastern coastal counties, and wetter in some western areas, with 84% of average rainfall overall. Many areas were rather brighter than average in September, especially the English Midlands

below at 1530 UTC 16 August 2020 shows some intense downpours across East Anglia and parts of the East Midlands, with localised rainfall rates exceeding 32mm per hour, while the lightning map shows lightning strikes recorded across England on 16 August 2020. The map below shows daily rainfall totals