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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

of northern England. As the month progressed, milder air from the southwest replaced the cold, but this brought heavy rain and strong winds. Warnings for wind and rain for south and west Wales, southwest Scotland and eastern parts of Northern Ireland on 19 February highlighted the potential for travel

by this stage into the Midlands, the southeast, as well, seeing that cloud drifting through. A cloudier day expected for the south of England and South Wales compared with Thursday. But conversely, North Wales, Northern England, much of Scotland seeing brighter skies compared with Thursday and some

rainfall (1 June to 17th August) but the Midlands 58%. This all comes off the back of England's driest spring in more than 100 years and the driest January-July period since 1929.   Above-average sunshine  Sunshine amounts are also tracking ahead of average so far, although it's too early to suggest where

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

further snowfall. However, this will be lighter than recent days. There are still yellow warnings in place for snow, snow and ice and wind covering large parts of the UK and these will be updated over the coming days as needed. The heaviest snow is most likely in parts of Wales, across the Midlands

colour) and mountainous plateaus of Pakistan to the West. Credits:  Image: © Crown copyright, Met Office, Data: EUMETSAT November 2019 - Australian wildfires & very cold cloud tops 30 November 2019 Shortly before reaching the Philippines, Typhoon Kammuri produced some incredibly low cloud-top

of the month. There were also periods of strong winds and heavy downpours, sometimes associated with thunderstorms, at several points in the month. Settled conditions crept in with high pressure on the 21st, but the rain returned on the 27th, widespread but particularly heavy over the west coast of Scotland

by this stage into the Midlands, the southeast, as well, seeing that cloud drifting through. A cloudier day expected for the south of England and South Wales compared with Thursday. But conversely, North Wales, Northern England, much of Scotland seeing brighter skies compared with Thursday and some

across Cumbria. North Wales likely to see a bit of rain, particularly Anglesey at times. But a good chunk of England and Wales will stay dry and we'll have some sunshine, certainly for East Wales, much of southwest England, the Midlands and eastern England too. And it's in this eastern zone where