Storm Aurore: Last News

weather forecasters have revealed. The Met Office says that plunging temperatures next week means it 'will be cold enough' for snow to fall on areas of higher ground, such as the Highlands in Scotland.It comes after the national weather agency predicted that the current spell of miserable wet and windy weather will continue to lash the nation until the weekend.The rain could even lead to flooding in some places today (Wednesday 27), only one week after Storm Aurore caused chaos and travel disruption across the UK.

weather system heading over the Atlantic is set to mark a hellish end to October, as storms and floods look to be on the way.With the month having begun with a 'mini-heatwave', recent days have seen conditions take a far more unsettled turn, with last week's Storm Aurore causing flash flooding and even a 'mini tornado' in parts of the UK.And now forecasters are expecting even more wet and windy weather — with gales up to 60 miles per hour — to coincide with the half term holidays and Halloween.Prolonged heavy rain and wind is forecast by the Met Office to affect Scotland and Northern Ireland today (Tuesday 26), moving to the west and northwest of England from Wednesday to Friday.The Met Office forecast for Saturday 30 October to Monday 8

weather just days after Storm Aurore caused major travel disruption, with locals in one village reporting being hit by an unconfirmed 'mini-tornado'. Temperatures are expected to stay above average for this time of year however, with highs of 16C possible in the south today (Sunday 24) according to the Met Office.

weather is set to take a turn for the worst as gale-force winds and torrential rain are forecast to lash most parts of the UK next week.It comes after Storm Aurore unleashed chaos with floods, strong gusts, and snowfall in parts of the country in recent days.Roads were left submerged, cars were stranded in overflowing streets and some residents claimed a 'mini-tornado' struck overnight on Wednesday.Looking at the end of October, national forecaster the Met Office has said the gale-force winds and heavy downpours will likely cause havoc on most Brits.The coming days are not looking brighter either, as we can expect wet conditions throughout this weekend if you are based in central areas of the country.Parts including all of Wales, and the

Snow is set to fall in Scotland today as temperatures drop before the country braces itself for the fallout of Storm Aurore.

You know it’s definitely autumn when the UK is constantly under a weather warning and new storm names start floating about.

Flood-battered Britain has woken up to a miserable soggy day after torrential rain hit the UK last night, as the stormy weather front continues to make its way across the country.In some areas, witnesses claimed a 'mini tornado' caused chaos, and snow began to fall overnight.Locals in Ferring, West Sussex, said the village was battered by a mini-tornado as the intense gusts damaged their gardens.One person said: "I’m in Ferring, I was in my daughter’s room at the time and we heard a bang and the windows shook and both wondered what on earth has happened."However, it's unconfirmed if the adverse and sporadic weather was a tornado.In Braemar, the mercury plummeted on the evening of wild weather, and snow was seen falling in the Scottish