Bank Holiday heat gives way to showers

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Bank Holiday heat gives way to showers

The early May Bank Holiday will be very warm and sunny for many before a change to fresher conditions and the chance of showers arrives for the rest of the week.

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Can hay fever really spread from person to person?

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Can hay fever really spread from person to person?

A fifth of us think so. We debunk popular myths around hay fever ahead of the sunny Bank Holiday weekend, with the potential for significant pollen across much of the UK.

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Warmer with sunshine for May Bank Holiday weekend

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Warmer with sunshine for May Bank Holiday weekend

After the recent cold and wet weather for many, the good news is that most of us will see warmer weather for the Bank Holiday weekend.

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Highs and lows for April

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Highs and lows for April

You may think April has been a cold month, but for much of the UK it's been much warmer than average.

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Wet and windy end to April

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Wet and windy end to April

As we reach the last day of April, many of us in southeastern areas of England are faced with strong to gale force winds and persistent heavy rainfall.

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Rainfall changes projected for northern Britain

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Rainfall changes projected for northern Britain

A scientific study has given an initial view of potentially significant changes in rainfall patterns across northern England and Scotland by 2100.

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East Midlands Update

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	Yellow warning for East Midlands
	Rain Between 21:00 Sun 29 Apr and 23:59 Mon 30 Apr

Headline Heavy rain is likely to affect much of eastern, southeastern and central England on Sunday night and Monday along with strong winds.

What to expect

• Spray and flooding could lead to difficult driving conditions and some road closures
• Where flooding occurs, there is a slight chance of delays or cancellations to train and bus services
• There is a small chance that homes and businesses could be flooded, causing damage to some buildings

What should I do?

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Updated: Fri 27 Apr 10:28

Further details

Heavy rain is likely to reach southeast England and parts of East Anglia later on Sunday then spread further north and west overnight, probably reaching much of eastern, central and southern England by Monday morning. The rain is expected to last for much of Monday. Although it is unclear how far west the heaviest rain will extend, accumulations of 25-40 mm could occur quite widely with perhaps 50-70 mm in places during this period. The heavy rain will be accompanied by strong to gale force northerly winds and it may be cold enough to produce some snow on high ground although this seems unlikely to settle..

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Regions and local authorities affected

East Midlands

• Leicestershire
• Lincolnshire
• Northamptonshire
• Rutland

East of England

• Bedford
• Cambridgeshire
• Central Bedfordshire
• Essex
• Hertfordshire
• Luton
• Norfolk
• Peterborough
• Southend-on-Sea
• Suffolk
• Thurrock

London & South East England

• Bracknell Forest
• Brighton and Hove
• Buckinghamshire
• East Sussex
• Greater London
• Hampshire
• Isle of Wight
• Kent
• Medway
• Milton Keynes
• Oxfordshire
• Portsmouth
• Reading
• Slough
• Southampton
• Surrey
• West Berkshire
• West Sussex
• Windsor and Maidenhead
• Wokingham

Yorkshire & Humber

• North East Lincolnshire

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Yorkshire & Humber Update

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Weather warning

 

	Yellow warning for Yorkshire & Humber
	Rain Between 21:00 Sun 29 Apr and 23:59 Mon 30 Apr

Headline Heavy rain is likely to affect much of eastern, southeastern and central England on Sunday night and Monday along with strong winds.

What to expect

• Spray and flooding could lead to difficult driving conditions and some road closures
• Where flooding occurs, there is a slight chance of delays or cancellations to train and bus services
• There is a small chance that homes and businesses could be flooded, causing damage to some buildings

What should I do?

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Updated: Fri 27 Apr 10:28

Further details

Heavy rain is likely to reach southeast England and parts of East Anglia later on Sunday then spread further north and west overnight, probably reaching much of eastern, central and southern England by Monday morning. The rain is expected to last for much of Monday. Although it is unclear how far west the heaviest rain will extend, accumulations of 25-40 mm could occur quite widely with perhaps 50-70 mm in places during this period. The heavy rain will be accompanied by strong to gale force northerly winds and it may be cold enough to produce some snow on high ground although this seems unlikely to settle..

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Regions and local authorities affected

East Midlands

• Leicestershire
• Lincolnshire
• Northamptonshire
• Rutland

East of England

• Bedford
• Cambridgeshire
• Central Bedfordshire
• Essex
• Hertfordshire
• Luton
• Norfolk
• Peterborough
• Southend-on-Sea
• Suffolk
• Thurrock

London & South East England

• Bracknell Forest
• Brighton and Hove
• Buckinghamshire
• East Sussex
• Greater London
• Hampshire
• Isle of Wight
• Kent
• Medway
• Milton Keynes
• Oxfordshire
• Portsmouth
• Reading
• Slough
• Southampton
• Surrey
• West Berkshire
• West Sussex
• Windsor and Maidenhead
• Wokingham

Yorkshire & Humber

• North East Lincolnshire

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