75mph Zeta to batter Britain
THEN COMES FROST
BRITAIN is to be battered by 75mph gales and torrential rain as the tail end of tropical storm Zeta roars in.
BRITAIN will be battered
Temperatures by 75mph gales across and torrential England are set to plunge
caster Luke Miall said recent rain as the tail end below zero as we wave goodbye mild temperatures to Autumn are just down of storm Zeta roars in. to “tropical air still with the
as the winter lockdown comes into force.
Heavy downpours will blast system” that is “very moist”,
The Met Office predicts a major U- turn in the in today and tomorrow but forcing temperatures up. then the temperature across He also warned that gales
country’s weather system this week following an England is set to drop below could cause potential power 0C on Thursday. cuts in north- west England
“unusually warm” October.
The Weather Outlook has and the west coast of Wales Heavy warned downpours there could even will be hit down today to and Cardiff. tomorrow lows of - 3C in some areas. Mr Miall said: “Some of that
while thermometers will drop below 0C on
The cold snap means tropical air is still within the
Thursday. Bonfire Night could be one of system. It has travelled a long the chilliest on record. way across the Atlantic over
The Weather Outlook has warned there could
The Weather said: cool waters before reaching
even be chilly lows of - 3C in some areas.
“It look like a frosty Bonfire the UK but it’s very, very moist Night on Thursday which air, so that’s why it’s putting
The cold snap means Bonfire Night could be one would be a big change after temperatures up overnight.” many mild ones in recent He added: “We’re moving
of the chilliest on record. years. from wet and windy to clear, The “Southern Weather Britain Outlook could see said: cold, “It crisp look and like frosty it looks weather.” below 0C.” Met Office fore
like a frosty Bonfire Night on Thursday, which