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Saturday will be a day of sunny spells and showers. The showers will be heaviest in parts of Scotland, northern England, Wales and the Midlands, with the possibility of some isolated thunder. There will be fewer showers in the south and southeast, although these areas may still experience some

toys and other loose objects.  As it is summer and trees are in leaf, there is a greater risk of impact from debris.” Stein Connelly, Operator Manager for Transport Scotland has said, “The strong winds and rain may lead to difficult driving conditions, particularly for high-sided vehicles.  As always

, and during flash flooding in Cumbria in May 2024. What will the test look like On Sunday 7 September at around 3pm, mobile phones and tablets on 4G and 5G networks across the UK will vibrate and make a loud siren-like noise for roughly ten seconds, even if set to silent mode. A message will appear

northern parts of England and southern Scotland.  Although most settling of snow will be over the hills, some areas at low levels may see sleet or snow falling overnight.” “Temperatures will lower in some places tonight as Storm Freya clears into the North Sea,” continued Dan, “This means icy patches

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

- Wind profiler Watnall - Radiosonde Contact us The Met Office strongly encourages developers to consult with us at the earliest possible stage and maintain contact throughout the process, so that we may work with the developer and ensure that any concerns can be addressed and overcome where possible

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: 0.9996 Latitude Of Origin: 49.0000 Units: Meter The scale ratio stated is accurate when reproduced at A1 size by Met Office Safeguarding. Any other reproduction by conventional or electronic means e.g. printing from a PDF, may alter the scale of the map. Please check the dimensions of the grid to confirm

: -100,000.0000 Central Meridian: -2.0000 Scale Factor: 0.9996 Latitude Of Origin: 49.0000 Units: Meter The scale ratio stated is accurate when reproduced at A1 size by Met Office Safeguarding. Any other reproduction by conventional or electronic means e.g. printing from a PDF, may alter the scale of the map

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