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Hour-by-hour forecast for the North East ahead of Storm Agnes

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Storm Agnes will bring strong and destructive winds and rain to the borough along with the North of England, the Midlands and Scotland. The Met Office has issued a yellow whether warning for large parts of the UK starting from midday today, Tuesday. The weather service has warned that the storm will bring an increased risk of injury and danger to life and has issued advice on staying safe.

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theoldhamtimes.co.uk

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Hour-by-hour forecast as Oldham prepares to be hit by Storm Agnes

Oldham has been issued a Met Office yellow weather warning for wind as the country braces for Storm Agnes

2 years ago

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burytimes.co.uk

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Hour-by-hour forecast for Bury as yellow weather warning issued for Storm Agnes

A yellow weather warning has been issued for Bury this afternoon as Storm Agnes hits the region.

2 years ago

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The Northern Echo

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Hour-by-hour forecast for the North East ahead of Storm Agnes

Met Office issues Yellow weather warning for County Durham and Darlington as Storm Agnes set to batter UK

2 years ago·County Durham, United Kingdom

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Hull Daily Mail

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Storm Agnes hour-by-hour forecast for Hull and East Yorkshire as strong winds and rain set to arrive

A Met Office yellow-level weather warning will be in place for some parts of the region from noon on Wednesday until 7am on Thursday

2 years ago·Hull, United Kingdom

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theboltonnews.co.uk

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Hour by hour forecast for Bolton as yellow weather warning in place for Storm Agnes

Bolton has been hit with a yellow weather warning as the UK braces for Storm Agnes

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Daily Mirror

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Storm Agnes: Hour by hour forecast as ferocious 80mph winds tear through the UK

Storm Agnes is set to hit the UK from midday on Wednesday bringing 80mph wind chaos and the potential for a 'risk to life' from flying debris and damage to buildings

2 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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