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and the time period when it applies. The geographic area where the warning applies. What to expect - details of the type of impact forecast and how likely they are. What should I do - advice and guidance on how to stay safe in severe weather. Further details - additional information on the weather forecast

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, the wind will have changed direction ever so slightly and that does mean that we're perhaps going to see a few more showers penetrating a bit further in land across parts of northeast England and with that then snow totals particularly over the North York Moors building up. We could see

of the challenge is huge, but through collective action we can deliver change at the scale and pace required." Colin Morice of the Met Office said: “A single year exceeding 1.5°C above pre-industrial does not mean a breach of the Paris Agreement 1.5°C guard rail – that would require a temperature

very mild for the time of year at the moment 🌡️ But temperatures will be gradually dropping over the coming days and returning closer to average for November Would you prefer it to stay mild, or do you enjoy something cooler? pic.twitter.com/XViMwBi1Ly — Met Office (@metoffice) November 6, 2025

, particularly across parts of Wales, southeast Wales in particular. That's where we're greatest risk of seeing some particularly heavy rainfall is going to be. “We do have a couple of warnings out. There's a yellow rain warning across much of central southern England and Wales. and then two amber

approaching it’s important to be ready for whatever the season might bring. “Being prepared might mean making minor home or car repairs now before the weather changes, getting a flu jab if offered one or checking eligibility for winter fuel payments. “Doing small things now can make a real difference

this week is to check over their vehicles before setting out – yet our research shows less than a fifth do this routinely. Making sure oil, coolant and screenwash are all at the right levels takes just minutes, as does ensuring tyres are free of damage and are inflated properly. A bit of TLC now