Storm Ellen: Last News

Brits shouldn't pack away the shorts and suncream just yet with a 600-mile 'subtropical swell' set to sent September temperatures soaring.

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An eight-year-old girl from severe head trauma after a tree branch fell on her during a walk with her family, an inquest has heard.

for Storm Francis.It's already caused chaos until Thursday with experts forecasting blackouts and travel chaos for motorists.

Storm Francis is set to batter the UK on Tuesday, bringing 70mph winds and up to three-and-a-half inches of rain.

Met Office has forecasted 36 hours of life-threatening weather conditions just days after Storm Ellen passed starting tomorrow morning. Weather experts have named the latest storm as Francis, and reckon it will bring 70mph winds and 4ins of rain in a two-day blitz.

Staycationers who chose to holiday in the UK this year are being warned to expect an "unseasonably wet and windy spell" as Storm Francis rolls in with wind speeds of up to 76mph.

The Met Office has issued yellow weather warnings for wind and rain as another storm draws closer in the wake of last week's Storm Ellen. Forecasters say a deep area of low pressure will cross the UK from tonight, bringing gusts of wind up to 70mph.A yellow wind warning is in force for the whole of Wales and most of England, including Greater Manchester, until midday on Wednesday.

downpours and strong winds are set to batter parts of Scotland this week as Storm Francis sweeps over the country.The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for rain on Tuesday and early Wednesday.Forecasters are anticipating floods and gusts of around 50mph in south-west Scotland, Central, Tayside and Fife, Grampian, Lothian Borders and Strathclyde as the latest storms descends on the UK.

Brits have been warned to enjoy Monday's sunny weather while they can before gale force winds hit the country.

Tributes have been paid to a teenager died after falling into a fast-flowing river while playing with friends.

A child was killed and another seriously injured when a tree fell during the high winds from Storm Ellen on Friday.

The Met Office has issued yellow warnings as a 700 mile-wide 70mph 'Canadian low pressure vortex' batters the country.

storm bringing 70mph winds is set to wreak misery on holidaymakers across the UK. Days after Storm Ellen hit, the Canadian vortex threatens to bring another wipeout from Tuesday.Met Office forecasters are preparing to name it Storm Francis as soon as it is considered to require amber weather warnings.

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The 15-year-old schoolgirl who fell into a swollen river and drowned while playing with friends during Storm Ellen has been named as tributes pour in for the youngster.

Police are 'extremely concerned' after a 12-year-old girl has gone missing during Storm Ellen.

The Daily Star's FREE newsletter is spectacular! Sign up today for the best stories straight to your inboxA 12-year-old girl who went missing during Storm Ellen has sparked a major search operation.Grace Clarke hasn't been seen since she left her house in the Hollingdean area of Brighton around 9pm on Friday.This was the UK's third day experiencing the storm.She is white, 5ft tall and has long dark hair.Brighton Sergeant Simon Marchant said: "We, and her family, are enormously worried about Grace and would ask her, if she is reading this, to make contact with either us, her family or a responsible adult.""There is a possibility she may be taking shelter from the wind and the rain either in wooded areas in the Varndean or Hollingbury areas,

Storm Ellen makes its way across the UK during pollen season, asthma sufferers have been warned to stay indoors as much as possible. Millions of sufferers could face deadly asthma attacks due to Storm Ellen and high pollen levels this time of year.

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Dramatic swings between extreme weather events are set to become commonplace as a result of climate change, forecasters warned after Britain was hit by Storm Ellen’s 70mph winds.