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Temperatures around or below freezing, maybe down to —4—5, or perhaps even lower than that in some parts of scotland. and then, we head into sunday with a bit of cloud, and quite a brisk wind in the southeast corner — that will provide the odd shower. but elsewhere, mainly fine conditions, some spells of sunshine, but it will feel cold — 2—6 celsius, particularly cold, actually, if any morning fog lingers for any length of time. now, as we head into monday, this area of high pressure, if anything, will be strengthening, centred across the north of the uk. quite a few isobars down to ...

Parts of northern India, particularly Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand, are facing severe challenges due to the monsoon season. The continuous heavy rainfall has resulted in devastating floods and landslides. The death toll in Himachal Pradesh has risen to nearly 90, with 39 fatalities reported over a span of four days.

This area of rain slowly moves its way southwards into northern england, north wales. rain not particularly heavy, it does clear for scotland and northern ireland later in the night and temperatures for most around 8—9 c. tomorrow the weather fronts across england and wales start off with damp weather working on across the midlands, into eastern areas of england later in the day. a few showers popping up as well but for scotland and northern ireland there will be more in the way of sunshine compared with today so it should feel a bit warmer even though on the face of it temperatures will be ...

It has been another day of widespread heavy showers and thunderstorms, particularly focused across england and wales. as we can see on the radar and the lightning detector picture here. some of the storms today have been particularly slow moving raising the prospect of flash flooding and we have had a number of funnel clouds spotted. this particular one a beauty from the bedford area. looking at the weather picture overnight tonight, the showers fade away pretty quickly as we lose the heat of the day and we start to develop cooler north—easterly winds which will track a lot of cloud in from ...

One or two keeping going across western part of england and wales but most of the showers will fade away and we will have some clear spells overnight. temperatures for most is between 6—8 degrees. tomorrow is another showery day, and elsewhere a bit of modern sunshine before the show really get going across east scotland and east england. once they have developed during the early afternoon they will move inland, leaving some of the biggest downpours late in the afternoon across wales and the midlands as well. temperatures generally reaching about 15—18 degrees. where we have some sunshine ...