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There are several concerns as we head into the weekend for Europe, as it looks like we will be facing another round of strong storms. This week alone has brought major cleanup efforts to Scotland, with travel affected and damage to homes estimated into the thousands, and the next five-day outlook does not look good. Let's hope the computer models are wrong! Well, it won't be the first time; let's face it.

More heavy rain could be a big problem for the regions in Scotland already affected.

Friday evening, the first storm will push through the British Isles, whilst parts of Italy are still dealing with the last front which shows to bring significant rain according to the GFS. The heavier of the rain will push through the British Isles, impacting France and Spain, and bringing isolated showers to Germany.

Looking ahead into next week which, to be honest, is something I regret now, as I can bring you no good news.

Remembrance Sunday is a tough call; it looks unsettled for much of the UK, but showers should be through London by midday, for the services at the cenotaph. Sadly, it will be cold.

Posted by Raychel Harvey-Jones on Friday, November 06, 2009 12:25 AM
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