UK Rain: Met Office Warns 'No End in Sight'
The Met Office has issued a stark warning that there is 'no end in sight' to the relentless rain across the UK, with yellow warnings in place and flooding risks escalating.
The Met Office has issued a stark warning that there is 'no end in sight' to the relentless rain across the UK, with yellow warnings in place and flooding risks escalating.
Storm Leonardo has brought heavy rain and strong winds to Portugal, Spain, and northern Africa, causing flooding and travel disruptions across the region.
The UK faces persistent rainfall with Met Office yellow warnings in Wales and Northern Ireland, as experts forecast more wet weather ahead with potential snow later in February.
The Met Office warns of continued heavy rainfall across the UK, with no immediate relief forecast. Yellow warnings remain in place for multiple regions as saturated ground increases flood risks.
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London is set for a prolonged period of wet weather with BBC predicting daily rainfall from February 5 to 17, accompanied by chilly temperatures.
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The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for snow and ice, but only for Northern England and Wales. London will see cold temperatures and rain instead.
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London faces a severe cold snap in mid-February, with temperatures dropping to 1C and sleet forecast. The BBC, Met Office, and WX Charts all predict wintry hazards.
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