Rare red weather warning issued as Storm Éowyn barrels towards UK
A red weather warning has been issued for Northern Ireland on Friday, as dangerous Storm Éowyn heads towards the UK. The red warning for wind, posing a danger to life, has been issued, while an amber warning is in place for parts of Scotland and the north of England,
The UK is facing more ice, snow and flooding today as an Arctic blast continues bringing chaos to road users and warnings are in place from the Met Office and the Environment Agency ...
Disruption across rail, road and air have been reported this morning, as the UK braces for Storm Eowyn. The Met Office issued ...
Britain is braced for freezing temperatures of as low as -16C in the coming days, with more flooding expected across the country ...
More than 100 flood warnings are in place for England as yellow warnings for snow and ice are issued for Scotland and Northern Ireland.
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UK weather: End of cold snap brings north-south divide in conditions and potential floodingIce and snow will begin to melt as temperatures rise above 0C (32F), with localised flooding possible, the Met Office said.
A YELLOW weather alert for heavy rain has been issued for Worcestershire which comes into force on the weekend.
As the clean-up continues across the north-west of England after torrential rain led to severe flooding on New Year's Day, local politicians are calling for a probe into what warnings were given and ...
AMBER cold weather health alerts will last for days, meaning a “rise in deaths” is likely, while 50 flood alerts have been ...
Heavy rain could lead to travel disruptions and flooding in Buckinghamshire this weekend as a yellow weather warning is issued.
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Met Office Storm Eowyn warning sparks outrage from conspiracy theory-spouting BritsWith Storm Éowyn battering Britain, several social media users reacted to warnings issued by the Met Office, with comments ...
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