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Met Office issues October snow verdict as temperatures to drop across UK (opens the original)
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The Met Office has delivered its assessment on the likelihood of snow descending on the UK this October. Britain enjoyed a string of sweltering heatwaves throughout the summer, with temperatures frequently surpassing 35C and a number of records tumbling in the process. Temperatures have been steadily dropping over the past fortnight, with glorious sunshine giving way to heavier downpours and bitter, gusting winds. Despite this, Met Office forecasters have told said there are currently "no strong
Met Office says UK is at risk of flooding within weeks due to El Niño (opens the original)
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Chilly temperatures and unsettled conditions could be on their way to the UK over the coming months as El Niño continues to wreak havoc on weather patterns across the globe. The Met Office says there is "heightened potential" for wet, windy, stormy weather and flooding this autumn. Forecasters also cautioned the phenomenon could interfere with cold winds near the Arctic, known as the stratospheric polar vortex. But the latest forecasts indicate El Niño is currently more likely to trigger a drop
Gifted footballer jailed for murder — as victim dies 15 years after attack (opens the original)
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A man has been jailed for murder today — 20 years after brutally assualting his victim with a piece of wood. Jordan Burton, then 14, and several other teens savaged Daniel Allright with a number of items, including wood and a bicycle chain. A court heard Burton, who had in the previous year been released by Crystal Palace following an injury, left Mr Allright with a serious head injury. He died from this, aged 31, nearly 16 years on after suffering an epileptic seizure in the bathroom at home. A
Met Office maps show downpours to lash across UK on Saturday - see areas at risk (opens the original)
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These striking weather maps show Brits should prepare for a wet weekend. Forecasters at the Met Office understand a band of low pressure is to sweep in from the west and make landfall on Saturday. Parts of the Midlands and the Northwest of England are likely to see the heaviest of the rain, meteorologists say. Temperatures have been balmy of late, with 28.1C recorded at Kew Gardens, southwest London, on Tuesday. The mercury is poised to drop, though, as the low pressure moves eastwards in the co
Brits face flood warnings as coastal gales and downpours loom — see full list (opens the original)
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This weather map shows several points along the British coastline at risk of flooding — as downpours loom. Bands of low pressure are to sweep in from the Atlantic in the coming days and it is expected to be turn windy, particularly along the west coast of the UK. This will lead to unsettled weather, including heavy bursts of rain which will make parts of the UK vulnerable to floods. These areas include sections of the North Sea coast, such as between Easington and Kilnsea in Humberside and betwe
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