time it's been named by the spanish met service because of the effects that it will have on the iberian peninsulaacts here across the united kingdom, heavy rain and some strong gusty winds. there are met office weather warnings in place, and this time it's the southern half of the uk that will bear the brunt of the worst of the weather over the next few days. so the storm's been brewing out in the atlantic. it's been pushing this massive cloud and outbreaks of very heavy rain at times further northwards and eastwards through the night, that hook on the rain producing potentially still some very squally gusts of wind of up to 60 to 80 miles an hour, but clearing into monday morning. so this is how we'll start off the day. perhaps still some hill snow. just as that rain curls into southern central areas of scotland, there will be squally showers out towards the west and some very strong gusty winds. heavier rain pushing eastwards from northern ireland into north west england and eventually up into southern and central areas of scotland too. but very strong winds out towards irish sea coast of up to

, it's been named by the spanish met service because of the effects that it will have on the iberian peninsula across the united kingdom, heavy rain and some strong gusty winds. there are met office weather warnings in place and this time, it's the southern half of the uk that will bear the brunt of the worst of the weather over the next few days. so, the storm's been brewing out in the atlantic. it's been pushing this mass of cloud and outbreaks of very heavy rain at times further northwards and eastwards through the night, that hook on the rain producing potentially still some very squally gusts of wind of up to 60mph to 80mph but clearing into monday morning, so this is how we'll start off the day. perhaps still some hill snow, just as that rain curls into southern central areas of scotland. there'll be squally showers out towards the west and some very strong gusty winds. heavier rain pushing eastwards from northern ireland into north west england and eventually up into southern and central areas of scotland, too. but very strong winds out towards irish sea coasts of up to 60mph to 70mph,

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, it's been named by the spanish met service because of the effects that it will have on the iberian peninsulanings in place and this time, it's the southern half of the uk that will bear the brunt of the worst of the weather over the next few days. so, the storm's been brewing out in the atlantic. it's been pushing this mass of cloud and outbreaks of very heavy rain at times further northwards and eastwards through the night, that hook on the rain producing potentially still some very squally gusts of wind of up to 60—80 mph but clearing into monday morning, so this is how we'll start off the day. perhaps still some hill snow, just as that rain curls into southern central areas of scotland. there'll be squally showers out towards the west and some very strong gusty winds. heavier rain pushing eastwards from northern ireland into north west england and eventually up into southern and central areas of scotland, too. but very strong winds out towards irish sea coasts of up to 60—70 mph, also for some western channel coasts, too, and some of these showers are likely to have some thunder, some lig

time it's been named by the spanish met service because of the effects that it will have on the iberian peninsulad kingdom, heavy rain and some strong gusty winds. there are met office weather warnings in place, and this time it's the southern half of the uk that will bear the brunt of the worst of the weather over the next few days. so the storm's been brewing out in the atlantic. it's been pushing this massive cloud and outbreaks of very heavy rain at times further northwards and eastwards through the night, that hook on the rain producing potentially still some very squally gusts of wind of up to 60 to 80 miles an hour, but clearing into monday morning. so this is how we'll start off the day. perhaps still some hill snow. just as that rain curls into southern central areas of scotland, there will be squally showers out towards the west and some very strong gusty winds. heavier rain pushing eastwards from northern ireland into north west england and eventually up into southern and central areas of scotland too. but very strong winds out towards irish sea coast of up to 60 to 70 miles an hour, a

new working week and named by the spanish met service because of the effects will have on the iberian peninsulay winds and weather warnings in place and this time it is the southern half of the uk that bears the brunt of the worst of the weather over the next few days so the storm has been brewing in the atlantic and there is a mass of cloud with outbreaks of heavy rain at times and further north and east through the night to hook on the rain producing potentially squally gusts of wind up to 60 or 80 mph but clearing into monday morning so this is how we start the day with perhaps some hills know as the rain curls into southern and central areas of scotland and central areas of scotland and there will be squally showers in the west and gusty winds and heavy rain pushing east from northern ireland into north west england and into southern and central areas of scotland as well, but strong winds out towards the irish sea, about 60 or 70 mph and for some western channel coast and some western channel coast and some of the showers likely to have thunder and lightning and hail and some very heavy dow

time it's been named by the spanish met service because of the effects that it will have on the iberian peninsulad some strong gusty winds. there are met office weather warnings in place, and this time it's the southern half of the uk that will bear the brunt of the worst of the weather over the next few days. so, the storm's been brewing out in the atlantic. it's been pushing this massive cloud and outbreaks of very heavy rain at times further northwards and eastwards through the night, that hook on the rain producing potentially still some very squally gusts of wind of up to 60 to 80 miles an hour, but clearing into monday morning. so this is how we'll start off the day. perhaps still some hill snow just as that rain curls into southern central areas of scotland. there will be squally showers out towards the west and some very strong gusty winds. heavier rain pushing eastwards from northern ireland into north west england and eventually up into southern and central areas of scotland too. but very strong winds out towards irish sea coast of up to 60 to 70 miles an hour, also for some western cha

time it's been named by the spanish met service because of the effects that it will have on the iberian peninsulands. there are met office weather warnings in place, and this time it's the southern half of the uk that will bear the brunt of the worst of the weather over the next few days. so the storm's been brewing out in the atlantic. it's been pushing this massive cloud and outbreaks of very heavy rain at times further northwards and eastwards through the night, that hook on the rain producing potentially still some very squally gusts of wind of up to 60 to 80 miles an hour, but clearing into monday morning. so this is how we'll start off the day. perhaps still some hill snow. just as that rain curls into southern central areas of scotland, there will be squally showers out towards the west and some very strong gusty winds. heavier rain pushing eastwards from northern ireland into north west england and eventually up into southern and central areas of scotland too. but very strong winds out towards irish sea coast of up to 60 to 70 miles an hour, also for some western channel coasts too, and s

time it's been named by the spanish met service because of the effects that it will have on the iberian peninsulaed kingdom. heavy rain and some strong gusty winds. there are met office weather warnings in place, and this time it's the southern half of the uk that will bear the brunt of the worst of the weather over the next few days. so the storm's been brewing out in the atlantic. it's been pushing this massive cloud and outbreaks of very heavy rain at times further northwards and eastwards through the night, that hook on the rain producing potentially still some very squally gusts of wind of up to 60 to 80 miles an hour, but clearing into monday morning. so this is how we'll start off the day. perhaps still some hill snow. just as that rain curls into southern central areas of scotland, there will be squally showers out towards the west and some very strong gusty winds. heavier rain pushing eastwards from northern ireland into northwest england and eventually up into southern and central areas of scotland too. but very strong winds out towards irish sea coast of up to 60 to 70 miles an hour, a