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Forecasters are warning that heavy rain showers may lead to travel disruption and flooding in places. The weather warning is in place from midnight on Wednesday until 3am on Thursday.  It comes after flooding in the past week which caused disruptions on roads and railways and flooded some homes across the country. The warning covers the whole of Wednesday and the early hours of Thursday morning What to expect Bus and train services probably affected with journey times taking longer Spray and flooding on roads probably making journey times longer Some interruption to power supplies and ...

Advertisement Up to three inches of snow fell in parts of the UK today and left some rural villages 'cut off' after the Met Office warned of road closures and power cuts.  Drivers described 'horrendous' conditions on Britain's roads as the wintry weather hit the Home Counties in the early hours and forecasters are now predicting snow will be replaced with torrential rain across the UK next week, as temperatures rise.  A Met Office forecaster said: 'Atlantic low-pressure systems are expected to cross the south of the county at times, bringing rainfall and periods of slightly milder tempera...

Travellers in the UK can expect more “tricky” conditions as heavy snowfall that caused disruption in parts of northern England and Scotland gives way to ice and freezing fog. The Met Office said temperatures could drop as low as -10C overnight on Thursday in areas that have seen “lying snow”. Various yellow warnings have been put in place across most of the UK for snow and ice which will last throughout Friday and until 9pm on Saturday. Patches of freezing fog are expected across large areas of the country bringing a widespread frost and temperatures hovering around freezing, the Met ...

Yorkshire ambulance service has declared a major incident after heavy snow and a surge of 999 calls left ambulances overwhelmed.

The national weather service has warned of the risk of icy surfaces and “difficult” travel conditions