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Devon and Cornwall to miss out on hot weekend as the rest of the UK is expecting scorcher

Devon and Cornwall to miss out on hot weekend as the rest of the UK is expecting scorcher
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More than 600,000 throughout Lower Peninsula still without power after major storms, floods

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Thousands left without electricity as storms, heatwave hit southern France

Méteo France issued a weather alert on Friday for five departments in the south-east of the country that are still under orange heatwave and thunderstorm alert until 10am this Saturday.

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DTE Energy: 95% of power outages to be restored by Sunday night

With DTE crews working to bring back power to hundreds of thousands of customers still in the dark, the company said 95% of outages are expected to be restored by the end of Sunday.

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Japan issues highest risk alerts in Hiroshima due to torrential rains

TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan on Friday issued the most serious level 5 risk alerts in the western prefecture of Hiroshima, citing unprecedented rains in the region and imminent risk of floods and other disasters. Japan Meteorological Agency issued the warning, adding in a statement that the rain front could stay over the country for about a week. On Thursday, hundreds of thousands of residents of Nagasaki and other parts of Kyushu island in southwest Japan were asked to evacuate to avoid floods and the risk of landslides caused by torrential rain. Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga s office set up a disaster control centre on Friday to handle potential disasters. Torrential rains could continue in regions around western Japan, Suga said. (Reporting by Makiko Yamazaki; Editing by Ana Nicolaci da Costa)

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