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As Storm Amy slowly pulls away, tens of thousands of homes remain without power as rail service disruptions continue across the country.

Strong winds and heavy rain were causing further disruption as Storm Amy hit large parts of the UK on Saturday.

The UK is prepared for disruption as heavy rain is expected to cause flooding, with possible hail and thunder.

Heavy rain, lightning, and hail are expected to hit parts of the UK on Sunday as the Met Office issued a yellow warning for thunderstorms.

A flood warning has been issued by the Met Office for parts of southern Scotland due to frequent heavy showers.

A 19-year-old man has died after he was critically injured when a tree fell on his car during Storm Eowyn.

Travellers face further disruption at UK airports including Gatwick, Heathrow and Manchester due to thick fog which is set to persist today says the Met Office

A schoolgirl has died after getting caught in a mudslide during a school trip near Carlton Bank in Yorkshire yesterday.

Come Saturday, forecasters expect a huge new weather front including snow and stormy conditions to careen through huge sections of the UK, which will last until Monday

A 'double snow bomb' looks likely to hit parts of the UK as the weather turns colder. Forecasters say temperatures will dip to-2C in some areas from tomorrow, as wintry conditions hit in northern areas

King Charles' reign has been the wettest of all ruling monarchs since 1836 - as scientists say a warmer Earth has resulted in a soggier atmosphere and increased rainfall

The Met Office forecasts 109mm of rain to fall in just 48 hours this week in some places - that is more than four inches - but forecasters have explained why no weather warnings are in place

The country's weather is set to change yet again next week with temperatures set to plummet once again on a specific date - just before the official arrival of spring

The Environment Agency has launched a fresh list of areas which could be impacted by flooding this week - Brits have been told to brace themselves for severe downpours across the UK

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The Met Office alludes to temperatures remaining relatively low in its long-range forecast while other forecasters - such as those at Metdesk - suggest this will lead to more snowfall

Forecasters at the Met Office say Monday will bring grey cloud and drizzle for Brits but the weather could take a drastic turn amidst warnings of a rare phenomena bringing 5 inches of snow

Weather maps show rain moving into Britain from Europe as most of the country is set to experience downpours and cloudy skies on Sunday. Temperatures will feel cold, forecasters say

Sudden Stratospheric Warming (SSW) can cause a significant drop in temperatures - with WXCharts forecasting up to five inches of snow and lows of -2C in a rare weather phenomenon

Snow is being tipped to fall across the UK next week thanks to a rare weather event high up in the atmosphere, which is expected to send temperatures plummeting

Exacta Weather forecaster James Madden said sudden stratospheric warming (SSW) is under way, possibly "bringing more meaningful cold and snow from March".

Weather forecast maps show snow heading towards the UK thanks to a blast of cold air from a new high pressure system, with some areas seeing more than 5cm fall per hour

The UK is set to be hit by a huge wall of rain and snow as the latest weather maps have turned rainbow-coloured, with areas from Inverness to Plymouth set to be affected