LIVE: Storm Ashley to batter Devon and Cornwall as Met Office warning in place
The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for rain in Devon and Cornwall, as Storm Ashley is expected to batter the county with heavy rainfall in the early hours of Sunday morning (October 20). The weather warning is in effect from 3am until midday on Sunday and covers large areas of the south-west, including Devon, Cornwall and Somerset.
The Met Office took to Twitter, now X, to clarify reports, which have surfaced in the wake of WX Charts maps and charts ...
The yellow warning for fog is expected to stay in place until 09:00 BST on Friday. The warning says: "Areas of fog, including ...
Injuries and danger to life are 'likely' as heavy rain and 80mph winds of Storm Ashley batter the UK on Sunday, with ...
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Gusts of up to 80mph will bring strong winds and high spring tides expected to send debris flying across coastal areas - with ...
Parts of the UK are set to be battered by strong 80mph winds as the first storm of the season hits the country. The Met ...
Gusts of wind could reach up to 80mph in parts of the UK at the weekend, with the Met Office warning of power cuts, damage to buildings and potential “danger to life” from flying debris.
The Met Office is warning of winds of up to 80mph at the weekend - as a separate rain alert remains in force until midnight today. The forecaster said a "windy period is expected across the whole ...
Widespread flood risks threaten to multiply tonight before 'severe gales' batter the country over the coming days, ...
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Mostly fine day after fog clearing - Met Office national weather forecast - 23 October 2024Many areas are dry today with bright and sunny spells after low cloud and fog across England and Wales earlier. But some ...
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