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and Chippenham town centre and the River Avon burst its banks in Bradford-on- Avon, Wiltshire. A major incident was declared in Northamptonshire when a holiday park was inundated from the River Nene. The Environment Agency estimated 35,700 properties had been protected in England, with heavy rain leading

severely affected due to flooded lines and Kings Cross station in London was temporarily closed due to concerns with overcrowding. Other rail services in Scotland and northern England were cancelled or severely disrupted. Leeds Bradford airport closed after an aircraft skidded off the runway during

in Worcestershire saw flooding due to a collapsed wall, and Bradford-on-Avon experienced a burst riverbank. A major incident was declared in Northamptonshire, and over 680 properties were flooded in England. Power outages affected 350,000 homes, and 300 flights were cancelled.  Storm Conall added further rainfall

Bradford Liverpool London Gatwick Manchester Newcastle Durham Tees Valley Aberdeen/Dyce Belfast International Edinburgh Glasgow Inverness London Heathrow Prestwick Stornoway Sumburgh 1. Half-hourly reports (METAR) 2. The elements of each report are broadcast in the following order: (a) Surface wind

Bradford (West Yorkshire) August 8.9 28 August 1919 Newton Rigg (Cumbria) August 8.9 18 August 1964 Lerwick (Shetland) September 4.4 29 September 1915 Braemar (Aberdeenshire) October 0.4 17 October 1973 Glenmore Lodge (Inverness-shire) November -11.1 29 November 1912 Braemar (Aberdeenshire) November

day on record by extraordinary margins. Selected stations include Durham (36.9°C +4.0°C 155 years), Sheffield 39.4°C +3.8°C 138 years), Bradford (37.9°C +4.0 °C 134 years), Wisley, Surrey (39.3°C, +1.5°C 108 years), Rothamsted, Hertfordshire 38.5°C, +1.9°C 108 years), Eskdalemuir, Dumfries-shire 32.3

the first week of May led to surface water flooding in Aberdeenshire, Leeds and Bradford. Settled weather moved in from the 7th as a high pressure centre took up residence close to the UK. Clear weather across the UK coincided with a major geomagnetic disturbance which led to widespread sightings

the first week of May led to surface water flooding in Aberdeenshire, Leeds and Bradford. Settled weather moved in from the 7th as a high pressure centre took up residence close to the UK. Clear weather across the UK coincided with a major geomagnetic disturbance which led to widespread sightings

and northern England were cancelled or severely disrupted. Leeds Bradford airport closed after an aircraft skidded off the runway during the storm. 45 workers were airlifted off a North Sea drilling platform after it lost anchors during the storm. Sections of railings were destroyed at Sunderland’s pier

drinking water for over a week. Tenbury Wells in Worcester suffered significant flooding when a wall gave way under pressure from a rapidly rising brook. Both Chippenham town centre and Bradford-on-Avon (Wiltshire) were reportedly flooded after the River Avon overtopped. Northampton railway station