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Sunday
Clear. High 13°. Precipitation 0.3 mm for the day.
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Sunday Night
Rain. Low 9°. Precipitation 0.3 mm for the day.
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Monday
Rain. High 15°. Precipitation 5.9 mm for the day.
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Second named storm could follow Austen in just 48 hours - where it might strikeA second named storm could the UK within 48 hours of Storm Austen(Image: PA) Brits could be hit by two ferocious storms within 48 hours of each other as the Met Office gives a danger to life warning for Friday. Heavy…
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Storm Austen set to lash south coastStormy seas in February 2014 by David Pearson on Flickr A weather warning for strong wind has been issued by the Met Office ahead of the arrival of the first named storm of the season. Storm Austen is forecast to bring…
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Storm Austen set to batter Sussex coast this weekA storm set to batter parts of the Sussex coast later this week has been named. Storm Austen is forecast to bring gusts of 50-60mph to southern areas of the UK at the end of the week, with 70mph possible along exposed…
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First named storm of season to batter UK with strong windsStorm Austen, the first named storm of the season, is to bring strong winds to parts of the UK. The storm is forecast to bring gusts of 50-60mph to southern areas of the UK at the end of the week, with 70mph possible…
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UK weather: First named storm of the season to hit Britain in just daysBritain is set to be battered by the season's first named storm, with Storm Austen to bring winds up to 70mph and potentially disruptive weather in just days. The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for wind…
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