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The UK is set to be blasted with a fresh fall of snow on Friday, weather forecasters have said, with weather maps showing the West of Britain is set to be coated

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The Environment Agency has issued 60 flood warnings and 234 alerts for possible flooding across England and parts of Wales as heavy downpours continue to batter regions of the country

Southern Wales and parts of England are at risk of tornadoes until Thursday afternoon, potentially causing travel chaos and power cuts across the region, according to the Tornado and Storm Research Organisation

Forecasters are tipping snow to return to parts of the UK today, while the recent spell of mild weather looks set to come to an end as temperatures return to the seasonal average

A yellow warning for rain is in place lasting from this morning to this afternoon affecting millions of Brits across the south east and south west of the nation

The Tornado and Storm Research Organisation forecasts a blustery night and day tomorrow as a series of gusts, tornadoes and "misocyclones" are set to hammer the UK

The UK faces heavy snow in some regions as temperatures fall later this week, with the Met Office warning a patch of rain will fall as the white stuff in the North

Scores of flood warnings and alerts are in place this morning with a yellow warning for rain from the Met Office as a wall of rain is set to sweep across the country

Rain is forecast to batter huge swathes of the UK from midnight tonight, continuing through to Wednesday, and clearing up by late afternoon, according to the Met Office

The Met Office has forecast that there will be heavy showers in the West, while northern, hilly regions will be hit with snowfall which follows an unusually warm spell for this time of year

Brits have been urged to brace themselves for heavy downpours as the Environment Agency have announces more than 100 flood alerts across the country as the Met Office issue a warning for rain

A large rainy weather front will sweep across the UK on Tuesday, according to the Met Office, with all four nations expected to be hit by the end of the day as a new phase of unsettled weather begins

The Met Office's long range forecast says snow is possible towards the end of February and into early March - with parts of Scotland, Wales and northern England set be impacted

The Met Office said: "Heavy rain will spread across Wales and southwest England from early on Wednesday morning. Rainfall amounts will widely reach 15-25 mm, with as much as 50-70 mm over higher ground. With saturated ground in places, this is likely to lead to some disruption."

The Environment agency warned flooding from rivers and surface water was "probable" as more rain was forecast to fall on already saturated ground after flooding in several areas this weekend

Roads have been cut off, leaving rural communities with disrupted connections to the outside world as rivers burst their banks causing misery for thousands of Brits.

This weekend is set to be wet and rainy for many but clouds are slowly clearing to the south leading to some bright spells and blue skies as the week ahead could see snow

Bad weather is expected to continue push west from the Atlantic with Sunday's yellow warning for heavy rain until 9am followed by the rest of the week not looking much brighter.

Scientists are tracking the orbiter as its descends from the heavens. Their best estimate is for re-entry into the Earth's atmosphere on Wednesday

WXCharts weather maps show a snow bomb en route to the UK, as forecasters predict the last few days of February will see a return of winter amid plummeting temperatures

Parts of the UK could get hit by flurries of snow this week, turning potentially heavy in places but first this weekend will see potentially heavy downpours with as much as 40mm of rain

Some parts of the UK could see flurries of snow next one, one forecaster has predicted, but first Brits need to get through what could be a wet and miserable weekend

Brits have enjoyed unseasonably mild weather this week - but new weather maps show a dramatic shift back to chilly -7C lows in the days ahead, thanks to a burst of Arctic air

Freezing temperatures and snow are set to the country by the end of the month, with the possibility of the entire nation seeing some kind of flurry before February's end