Britain faces escalating flood threats with 99 warnings issued by the Environment Agency as persistent rainfall shows no sign of abating for at least another week, following a record-breaking wet January.
The Environment Agency has issued flood warnings for 99 locations across Britain, with 300 properties already flooded and no prolonged dry spell expected for at least a week.
Hundreds of flood alerts and warnings are active across the UK, with heavy rain set to impact southern England, Wales, and Scotland, causing travel disruption and potential power issues.
Nearly 100 areas across the UK face imminent flooding warnings as relentless downpours continue, with over 300 properties already affected and no dry spell in sight for at least a week.
Advanced weather maps predict a severe blizzard sweeping the UK this week, with snowfall rates reaching four inches per hour across a 600-mile stretch from Scotland to England.
Britain faces an unprecedented 40-day rainfall streak, with flood warnings issued nationwide. The Met Office explains the weather pattern while conservationists warn of ecological consequences.
The Met Office warns of snow showers hitting northern and eastern UK regions this Friday, following a week of unsettled weather with heavy rain warnings in Scotland.
The UK experiences an exceptionally wet start to 2026 with record rainfall, widespread flooding warnings, and no dry spell expected for at least a week, affecting hundreds of properties.
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The UK experiences relentless rainfall with flooding warnings across 98 areas. Record-breaking January precipitation leaves ground saturated as unsettled weather persists.
Advanced weather forecasting models indicate a significant snowstorm will sweep across the UK this Sunday, potentially burying millions with several inches of accumulation from London to Edinburgh.
Over 100 flood warnings remain active across southern England and Wales as relentless rain continues. Forecasters warn of no prolonged dry weather for at least a week, with further downpours expected.
Weather maps indicate 90% of the UK could be hit by a 24-hour blizzard from February 14, with up to 16 inches of snow expected in some regions like the Cairngorms.
Weather maps forecast a severe two-day blizzard hitting England on February 16-17, with 16 counties expected to see up to 10cm of snow and potential travel disruption.
Storm Marta brings deadly flooding to Spain and Portugal, following Storms Kristin and Leonardo, while South Africa faces severe thunderstorms and Japan battles unusual cold and snowfall.
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Residents in Western Australia's North West Cape are sheltering as Tropical Cyclone Mitchell, packing 170km/h winds and heavy rain, causes flash flooding and power outages.
Southern England and Wales face severe disruption as relentless rainfall continues, with up to 30mm expected and flooding likely to persist for days across multiple regions.
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Hundreds of flood warnings and alerts have been activated across the UK, with properties at risk and travel disruptions expected following continuous rainfall.
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A Met Office yellow warning for rain covers London, south-east and south-west England, and parts of Wales, with 96 flood warnings and 218 alerts in place across England.
Somerset and other regions face significant flooding after 37 consecutive days of rain in 2026, with over 100 high-level warnings and bleak forecasts ahead.
Britain faces a severe five-day snow event from February 13-17, with maps showing up to 51 inches in Scotland and freezing temperatures nationwide.
Tropical Cyclone Mitchell, a category three storm, is set to make landfall on Western Australia's Pilbara coast, bringing life-threatening floods and winds up to 205 km/h. Residents are urged to shelter immediately as ports close and evacuation centres op
Tropical Cyclone Mitchell is approaching Western Australia's Pilbara coast, prompting severe weather warnings for heavy rain, flooding, and strong wind gusts. Authorities have declared an emergency as residents brace for potential impacts.
The UK faces relentless rainfall with 85 flood warnings and 245 alerts across England, Wales, and Scotland. The Met Office forecasts continued downpours, extending a 37-day streak of daily rain.
A massive 450-mile blizzard is forecast to sweep across the UK from February 16, burying 29 cities in snow with depths up to 130cm in Scotland, affecting areas as far south as Kent.