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named Storm Callum, which is an intense area of low-pressure passing to the west of Ireland, northern England and Scotland during Friday. This is the third named storm of the season. Throughout Friday and Saturday, parts of South Wales, covered by the Amber Weather Warning, could see rainfall totals

.  Strong westerly winds will bring widespread gusts of 50-60mph to these areas, with gusts possibly reaching 70mph in exposed locations. A spell of heavy rain will accompany the strong winds, with parts of western Scotland seeing the highest rainfall totals. Will Lang, Met Office Chief Meteorologist

, 4.48 inches fell in 2¾ hours; Upway 6.55 inches in 6½ hours. At Martinstown where the fall of 11 inches in a day was recorded, it is believed that 7.5 inches fell in about 5 hours. Highest 24 hour 0900-0900 totals: All for Dorset Martinstown, Chantry 279.4 mm (11.00 inches) Upway, Friar Waddon P.S

cloud in places. Elsewhere, showers will be more scattered and interspersed with brighter spells during the afternoon. The southeast may see a heavy downpour or even a thunderstorm due to lingering humidity, but many areas will become drier by the end of the day. Rainfall totals over the 48-hour

to the ongoing likelihood of some disruption caused by the coming rain. “The totals we’re expecting aren’t comparable to Storm Chandra, but with around 25 mm possible each day in parts of the Yellow warning areas, it could be sufficient to lead to difficult travel conditions and further flooding in places

Sunday night, bringing totals of possibly 50-75 mm in just a short period of time. This high intensity rainfall can lead to flooding, with impacts on properties, transport networks and power outages. “The heavy rain comes at the start of a new working week so expect disruption to the Monday morning

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Cold air is beginning to exert its influence in the far north of Scotland today (Monday) and will gradually sink southwards through the early part of this week. This will bring further rain to western Scotland and then much of England and Wales on Tuesday, with totals likely to be highest

. In total 112 people were killed and over 350 injured. A report after the crash concluded that the weather conditions at the time were a major contributing factor to the accident. British Isles chart for 0800 on 8 October 1952 showing fog (signified by three horizontal lines) and low visibility

they were accompanied by very heavy rain causing locally severe floods and considerable damage. During these events there were some quite remarkable downpours in relatively short periods of time. Most notable rainfall totals were: 80.0 mm (3.15 inches) in 30 minutes at Eskdalemuir (Dumfriesshire