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Yellow National Severe Weather Warnings issued for parts of the UK have been updated this morning as the area of low pressure tracked further east reducing potential impacts across the UK. ⚠️ Yellow weather warnings UPDATED ⚠️ Strong winds in East Anglia and southeast England valid until 1500 Heavy

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weather situation (taken from the UK Daily Weather Report/Summary) For many the morning dawned dry with bright or sunny spells developing. Showers continued to affect coastal areas exposed to the brisk north-westerly wind. Some of the showers across North East Scotland were on the heavy side and wintry

that repeatedly pushed frontal systems towards the UK. With colder Scandinavian air blocking progression to the east, rainfall became trapped over many parts of southern England, northeast Scotland and northeast England, while rain‑shadowed regions such as northwest Scotland remained unusually dry

east, will see scattered showers, and the wind will be fresh to strong along eastern and southeastern coasts. Temperatures will be slightly lower than on Monday and below average for the time of year. Most places will see highs of 7 to 8°C, especially along windward coasts away from the north

Saturday begins with cloud and rain affecting northern and western parts of Britain, gradually moving east and southeast throughout the day. By evening, most of eastern and southeastern England will see the rain clearing, making way for brighter conditions. Behind the main band of rain, sunshine

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with the granite outcrops forming Dartmoor and Bodmin Moor and reach 621 metres on Dartmoor. The high ground of Exmoor, made up from gritstones and slates, reaches 521 metres at its highest point. It lies in the counties of Devon and Somerset. To the east of Exmoor are the low lying Somerset Levels

much of the Middle East temperatures were near-normal during January and February and then below normal during MarchTemperatures across North Africa were generally near- or above normal, however, Morocco, Libya and Egypt experienced below normal temperatures in March. Temperatures were mostly above

Normal Near-Normal Above Normal Likely Left: Middle East and North Africa Right: Caribbean region Likely Much More Likely Climate Outlook Global: August to May Overview OFFICIAL 3 OFFICIAL MENA, Caribbean and British Overseas Territories Current Status and Outlook - Rainfall Current Status: Normal