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The UK has 23 flood warnings in place by the Environment Agency as heavy showers are set to move in from the Atlantic with yellow and amber rain warnings issued by the Met Office

Brits hoping for a white Christmas have been given the odds on snow falling in different cities around the country and you can find out here the chances of a flurry in your city

Damage to buildings is possible with expected fast-flowing floodwater meaning there's a 'good chance' communities will be cut off by blocked roads and power cuts

Some forecasts suggest deep snow is 'likely' in parts of the UK over Christmas - but before that there's more heavy rain, as well as strong winds reaching 42mph

Edinburgh and Newcastle are among the places bookies believe are most likely to witness snow on Christmas Day, but it's likely there will be snow flurries in the north regardless

The Met Office is forecasting more downpours on Thursday, with the Environment Agency issuing dozens of flood warnings - though temperatures are due to pick up to above average for December

The Met Office have spoken after weather maps hinted that an Arctic band of snow 10 times longer than Hadrian's Wall could be set to blanket the UK hours before Christmas Day

The Met Office is forecasting temperatures of up to 12C - well above the mid-December average - thanks to mild air coming in from the Atlantic, as the UK recovers from storms

The Met Office has issued a flooding update and said a high amount of rainfall could build on higher ground in parts of England and Scotland - but the weather is expected to clear up later this week

A new yellow rain warning is due today from 7am, with up to 75mm of rainfall - the equivalent of a third of the average for December - due in eastern Scotland, according to the Met Office

A weather map shows a polar blast gripping parts of the country just days before Christmas - but the Met Office says that the outlook for the coming weeks is for milder conditions

Northern Ireland, Wales and parts of England are set to see snow on Christmas Day according to the new weather charts while other places can look forward to fine weather

The Met Office has flagged further flood warnings as parts of the country are set to be hit by torrential rain, after Storms Elin and Fergus caused disruption on the weekend

December started amid a cold snap across the UK, which saw snowfall and Arctic temperatures for many, but the mercury will start to lift from Monday - unseasonably so for some areas

Yellow weather warnings are in place today and tomorrow (December 10, 11) for lashings of rain brought on by two named storms, Elin and Fergus, as Brits prepare for a rain deluge

Brits up and down the country have been warned to take action against possible flooding as 45 warnings and another 232 alerts remain in place from Storms Elin and Fergus

Environment Agency, the Met Office and Scottish Environment Protection Agency says flooding "is expected" in many areas tomorrow as the ground is largely saturated already

Tornadoes have ripped through Tennessee, with six people, including a child, confirmed dead after the twisters tore through the state's north

Met Éireann, which is The Met Office's sister service in Ireland, has today named Storm Elin and Storm Fergus, which it says will cause significant rainfall this weekend

Storm Elin is bringing strong winds and heavy downpours to parts of the UK and Ireland today - and unsettled conditions will continue on Sunday, as Storm Fergus arrives

If you are out and about this weekend, you should make sure you are wearing appropriate clothes including a scarf and high-quality socks as high winds are expected to hit the UK

Huge swathes of the country are covered by yellow weather warnings for high winds and heavy rain covering much of the weekend, with dozens of flood warnings also in place

With the Met Office anticipating heavy rain throughout Saturday, authorities including the Environment Agency have issued flood alerts for waterways across the nation

Brits are being urged to 'act now' amidst almost 250 flood warnings and alerts across Britain with experts expecting flooding could continue into the weekend in places

The Met Office said the British Isles are about to be battered with three low pressure systems, bringing "very strong winds" and torrents of rain between Friday night and Monday morning