“Elsewhere, rather cloudy with the odd light shower.”. The Met Office said: “Spells of rain, heavy at times, commencing Sunday night will persist through most of Monday before clearing on Tuesday morning. A further £2million is being given to faith and community groups so they can transform spaces to provide appropriate emergency accommodation. He was set upon in San Miguel de Tucuman in northern Argentina as police tried to make the arrest, UK Government says you CAN have mates back for drinks after pubs close at 10pm - but there are rules, We spoke to the UK Government to clear up what you can and can't do, Tesco shopper spots phallic dent in ice cream and worries 'someone had a fun time', A Tesco shopper cracked a joke after noticing a rude-looking crater in his freshly-opened ice cream tub. This trend is likely to continue because of record levels of heat-trapping greenhouse gases in the atmosphere.

But despite the icy blast hitting Britain, snow is unlikely to fall anywhere apart from Scottish mountaintops in the coming weeks. Notice that this record is only about one degree higher than 32 years ago. Select from the other forecast maps (on the right) to view the temperature, cloud cover, wind and precipitation for this country on a large scale with animation. Five inches' rain, floods and 50mph gusts are due from the trio of torments tomorrow, Wednesday and Saturday, with gales continuing into half-term next week. Climate scientists have been recording unusually hot weather in the Arctic this year, with a heatwave observed relatively early in the year. The discovery could help predict the effects of climate change on landscapes and the 720 million people who live in mountain regions around the world. While temperatures will continue cooling down as we head through November, the first day of snow is predicted in December. The grim weather looks set to last through to the end of the month as October's early winter remains unrelenting. "I could not find anything comparable for the high Arctic in a data set which goes back to 1958," he told The Independent. WEATHER warnings have been issued to parts of the UK today as the country braces for heavy rain and lashing gale force winds. THE Arctic is thought to have recorded its highest temperature ever of 38C (100.4F) – making it hotter than Cancun, Mexico. Cambridge (11 minutes), Reading (14 minutes) and Huddersfield (17 minutes) are among the other locations which whine the least about the weather every week. “Sunday evening will be dry for most of the UK, though rain will start to push through Northern Ireland, going into Scotland and northern England by Monday morning, suggesting a north-south split. In some areas farmers can't even use water pumps to irrigate their lands. More horror weather for the run-up to Halloween, with rain for most and stormy conditions in the North, with cold air. Luke Miall, a meteorologist at the Met Office, said: “Well there's a turbulent week of weather ahead, it is starting to look wetter and windier.

The agency tweeted: “Mostly dry during this evening, but the first of the heavier rain will begin to arrive across Northern Ireland after dark.”, Mostly dry during this evening, but the first of the heavier #rain ️️ will begin to arrive across Northern Ireland after dark pic.twitter.com/9yiwpje5ZN. The morning will be “overcast and unsettled with persistent rain across Scotland and Northern Ireland, which will sink south-eastwards into parts of northern England, northern and western Wales through the day. STUNNING PICS OFFER A GLIMPSE OF HOW CLIMATE CHANGE WILL TRANSFORM THE PLANET. At the other extreme, Brighton folk couldn’t care less about the weather, discussing it on average just nine minutes a week.

Over 280,000 people receive our email newsletter. “Unsettled conditions are expected to dominate until October 30, with rain in many parts and gales or severe gales in the North-West at times around coasts.”. The World Wildlife Fund (WWF) predicts up to half of plant and animal species in the world’s most naturally rich areas could face local extinction by the turn of the century due to climate change if carbon emissions continue to rise unchecked. “Through the night, patchy light rain will spread eastwards across England and Wales. Anton Beneslavskiy, a forest fire and climate emergency expert, told Mongabay News: "This year’s fire season has started extremely early, and fires became intensive from the very beginning. The Met Office said tomorrow will be “dry, with some sunshine”. They were taken by BAFTA-winning explorer Steve Backshall, 47, says we are on the verge of losing our favourite animals or seeing them have to adapt in concerning ways. The Met Office have place the two areas under a yellow weather warning for rain. In the Arctic as a whole, average temperatures have risen by more than two degrees Celsius since the mid-19th century, twice the global average, The Journal reports. It is then expected to snow on December 19, 22 and Boxing Day. Heading into the weekend, a high pressure system is brewing off the UK, and by Saturday it might be “strong enough to fend off a deep low in the south,” says BBC Weather. The mercury in Verkhoyansk, about 3,000 miles east of Moscow, reach…