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as the snow arrived airport runway closures were reported at Bristol, Birmingham, Liverpool, Manchester, Leeds/Bradford and Teesside. Multiple Pennine road closures followed, along with some rail service suspensions. Meanwhile, the prolonged rainfall across southern/central England brought reports

. In September, a series of low pressure systems brought heavy rainfall to the Midlands, resulting in extensive flooding and the wettest calendar month on record for Oxfordshire and Bedfordshire. In late November, Storm Bert brought heavy rain to south Wales and parts of southwest and southern England

An area of rain and showers, some of which may be heavy, squally, or even thundery at times, will affect parts of Wales, southern England, and the Midlands during the morning. This band of wet weather will move east-northeastwards, clearing eastern England by late afternoon. A yellow weather

the Midlands, having started off across the south and some weather pushing its way further south across parts of Scotland, too. “Now, as that rain across parts of England, Wales feeds its way further northwards, there will actually be something a bit drier, brighter developing towards the southeast

+0.7 ns England NW and Wales N -1.2 83 3.6 359 +0.6 121 Midlands -1.3 ns 3.6 206 +0.9 114 East Anglia -1.3 ns 4.0 149 +0.8 ns England SW and Wales S -1.1 ns 4.6 368 +0.8 117 England SE and Central S -1.2 ns 4.3 217 +1.0 ns In each district temperatures are significantly higher when averaged over

the weather have in store for this year's Glastonbury Festival? Wednesday will begin with sunshine in the southeast and parts of Scotland and northern England, though showers are possible. Cloud and rain will affect Wales and the Midlands, easing later in the day. Temperatures will range from the high

region at 233.8, while rainfall totalled 58.7 mm, indicating a mix of dry spells and heavier showers. Midlands The Midlands experienced a warm and relatively dry July, with an average maximum temperature of 23.2°C and a mean of 18.1°C. Sunshine hours reached 202.8, and rainfall was modest at 52.2 mm

England seeing temperatures in the low 30s Celsius. High pressure remains dominant, bringing settled conditions and strong sunshine. This has allowed temperatures to rise steadily day by day. While the exact location of peak temperatures varies, the Midlands and southern England have consistently

in the Valleys, with road closures and flooded rail lines, and power outages in the Newport area, possibly linked to strong winds. Reports of localised property flooding were received from Rhondda Cynon Taff borough. The River Severn in the south-west Midlands overtopped in several places

1989 with 1665.3 & NE 9.60, also 9.60 in 1990. mm. hours. England NW & Wales N Midlands East Anglia England SW & Wales S England SE & Central S 4th warmest in series with 9.50, warmest 1990 with 9.55. 4th warmest in series with 10.14, warmest 1990 with 10.22. 4th warmest in series with 10.79, warmest