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snow and sleet and chilly -5C temperatures, before heavy thunderstorms sweep in.The Met Office has forecast a low-pressure front travelling from the Atlantic bringing heavy rain and strong gales over the weekend.Meteorologist Alex Deakin said the cold front "will have some snow on it again over hills but down to relatively low levels for a time."Snow is predicted over the Pennines as the band of showers moves south from Scotland.BBC weather forecast rain, sleet, and snow across Scotland on Thursday with scattered heavy and thundery showers across the rest of the UK.Thick cloud and heavy rain will dominate across the far south of England.Some areas will see sunny spells in between the downpours, but rural areas will struggle to see

It's the coldest May Bank Holiday ever as -5.9C was recorded this morning and 70mph gales are to come later today.

White Christmas.The latest Met Office 10-day forecast reveals uncertainty grows for the festive days next week, but low pressure travelling over the atlantic has caused blizzards and icy conditions for the east coast of America.The low pressure, which is splitting into two as it edges closer to Britain, is being pushed by a jet stream and the timing of when it'll hit the country is still undetermined.Currently, the cold front is sweeping across North America's coast and has brought heavy snowfall.If the low pressure isn't altered from it's journey to the UK, the sub-zero temperatures and icy weather could follow.The Met Office's Alex Deakin said: "That low pressure is the same one bringing heavy snowfall and blizzards across the north-east

Flood warnings and alerts have been issued for parts of the country as heavy rain is set to batter Britain.

Britain is set to be battered by heavy rain and strong winds over the next few days with temperatures as low as 2C.

Brits are set to be battered by heavy rain again today before temperatures plunge in a wintery freeze.

Temperatures are set to plunge to 1C this weekend as the first snow has hit parts of the UK this week.

Mirror Online.Forecasters predict strong winds up to 45mph, coupled with the wet weather.A fresh area of rain is quickly moving into the UK and is set to strike Devon, Cornwall and South Wales by Wednesday evening before spreading across Northern Ireland and England overnight.There's uncertainty about how far north it will spread but low pressure will keep the showers consistent across Thursday before more weather fronts replace it - meaning a deluge of rain for Friday and Saturday.The Environment Agency has issued five flood warnings and 36 alerts for England on Wednesday, while Natural Resources Wales has put four alerts in place.Met Office forecaster Alex Deakin said the rest of the week will be characterised by "more heavy showers...and

Britain is set for a big autumn chill as today's temperatures struggle in the low teens and rain sweeps across the country.

The remnants of Storm Kyle is set to batter Britain with two weeks worth of rain set to fall in three hours.

Flood alerts are in place with parts of Britain set to see up to 100mm of rain on Tuesday - with the Met Office issuing a yellow weather warning.

Temperatures are expected to reach a scorching 26C today but lively thundery showers mean the weekend will be a mixed bag across Britain.

Thick cloud coverage and heavy rain are on the cards today - a marked change from blue skies and highs of 22C on Thursday.

A subzero start for Britain will be almost immediately thawed out with temperatures soaring to as high as 18C by the afternoon in a dramatic swing.

A "mishmash" of weather on Wednesday sees flood alerts due to more incoming heavy rain, though in parts sunshine and humidity could see highs of 24C.

Britain is set to be washed out by further torrential rain with the potential for flooding today, forecasters have warned.