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Temperatures on the rise in the coming week as low pressure stalls to the west - SW of the country. High teens - low 20s possible CN / Eastern areas Tuesday - Friday.

However still some rain expected, particularly in the west, & a small risk of thunderstorms mid week.

Temperatures on the rise in the coming week as low pressure stalls to the west - SW of the country. High teens - low 20s possible CN / Eastern areas Tuesday - Friday. However still some rain expected, particularly in the west, & a small risk of thunderstorms mid week. #ukweather
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Huge wedge tornado near Bennington, Nebraska in the last half hour. The worst case scenario looks to be unfolding with today's tornado outbreak. Video taken by Kyle Dodds

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Huge wedge tornado near Bennington, Nebraska in the last half hour. The worst case scenario looks to be unfolding with today's tornado outbreak. Video taken by Kyle Dodds

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St Sunday Crag, the 22nd highest fell in the Lake District standing at 841m.

Looked gorgeous when ascending Helvellyn. A rather underrated fell as it's certainly one of my favourite looking but lesser known fells!

St Sunday Crag, the 22nd highest fell in the Lake District standing at 841m. Looked gorgeous when ascending Helvellyn. A rather underrated fell as it's certainly one of my favourite looking but lesser known fells! #LakeDistrict
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Late April 1981 brought up to 2 feet of snow in the Cotswolds and Peak District with some cities seeing 20-30cm!

60cm Berry Hill Gloucestershire, 30cm Sheffield, Birmingham 10cm, 15cm Coventry, 59cm in Middleton, Derbyshire at 270m elevation.

Late April 1981 brought up to 2 feet of snow in the Cotswolds and Peak District with some cities seeing 20-30cm! 60cm Berry Hill Gloucestershire, 30cm Sheffield, Birmingham 10cm, 15cm Coventry, 59cm in Middleton, Derbyshire at 270m elevation.
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St Sunday Crag, the 22nd highest fell in the Lake District standing at 841m.

Looked gorgeous when ascending Helvellyn. A rather underrated fell as it's certainly one of my favourite looking but lesser known fells!

St Sunday Crag, the 22nd highest fell in the Lake District standing at 841m. Looked gorgeous when ascending Helvellyn. A rather underrated fell as it's certainly one of my favourite looking but lesser known fells! #LakeDistrict
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Bluebells in the Warwickshire woodlands near Coventry from this weekend.

Always a lovely time of year when everything is turning green and is coming back to life after the winter.

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Bluebells in the Warwickshire woodlands near Coventry from this weekend. Always a lovely time of year when everything is turning green and is coming back to life after the winter. #photography #flowers #landscapephotography #ThePhotoHour @WKWT
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A brief bite of winter tomorrow as some light rain moves southwards, supressing temperatures to the mid single digits for central areas.

However turning brighter from Tuesday, but likely remaining showery with low pressure nearby. Temperatures recovering slowly.

A brief bite of winter tomorrow as some light rain moves southwards, supressing temperatures to the mid single digits for central areas. However turning brighter from Tuesday, but likely remaining showery with low pressure nearby. Temperatures recovering slowly. #ukweather
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Snowy scenes in the Taunus Mountains Germany recently which aren't overly high.

A strange April for many areas of Europe with massive temperature swings, going from summer to winter rapidly. Quite damaging for crops or other plants following early flowering.

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