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By: Nick Finnis
Storm Darragh will move across the UK Saturday, with extremely strong winds on its western flank, with gusts of 90mph or more to parts of Wales and SW England - triggering a red warning. Also amber warnings for wind in the west and rain that could bring flooding in Wales.
Storm Darragh's centre is moving off eastern England into the North Sea with very strong winds on its western side, with gusts reaching 93mph in west Wales this morning. Strong winds and heavy rain transferring east through the day.
By: Nick Finnis
It will turn increasingly unsettled and windy across all parts this week, as we see a spell with low pressure systems bringing rain and gales at times. However, high pressure looks set to build in from the west next week, so Christmas could be dry but mild away from the far north.
Turning increasingly unsettled and windy in the run up to Christmas, while temperatures will be on a rollercoaster between mild and cold.
From England's solitary named wind across the Pennines to the powerful systems of the Mediterranean basin, Europe's regional winds are shaped by distinctive geographical features and atmospheric conditions.
By: Nick Finnis
The UK and large parts of Europe will have a dry and settled Christmas but will it hold until the New Year?
By: Nick Finnis
Twas the night before Christmas, when all through the house, not a creature was stirring, not even a mouse;
By: Nick Finnis
It will be windy to see in the New Year, with heavy rain for Wales, central & N England. Rain band clearing south New Year's Day, followed by much colder and sunnier weather for the rest of the week. Cold with risk of sleet or snow over the weekend.
Heavy rain and gales clearing southern areas this afternoon, increasingly wintry for Scotland with sleet and snow moving south. Colder but sunnier across all the UK Thursday & Friday, with widespread frost overnight. Sleet and snow returns this weekend.
By: Nick Finnis
Most places will be sunny but cold today and tomorrow, with widespread frost overnight, wintry showers near coasts. Disruptive snowfall looking likely across Ireland, N England and S Scotland Saturday night through to Monday morning.
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