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Storm Bram brings flooding and travel disruption to UK

Trains, flights and ferries have been cancelled and thousands left without power as Storm Bram brought heavy rain, strong winds and unseasonably mild temperatures to large parts of the UK.

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Storm Bram live: Thousands without power as storm brings 90mph winds, rain and flooding to parts of UK

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Drivers stranded in floods, thousands without power and flights & trains cancelled as 90mph Storm Bram winds hit Britain

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Storm Bram in Scotland LIVE as ScotRail trains delayed due to fallen trees

Bear Scotland road workers were called out to clear a tree from the A9 in Sutherland just before 2:30am this morning.

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Storm Bram prompts ‘do not drive’ warning

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Storm Bram: Flights, trains and ferries cancelled across UK after severe weather warning

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Amber warnings for wind in parts of Scotland and Northern Ireland as Storm Bram batters UK

The storm has caused rail and flight cancellations across the UK, closed roads, and led to thousands of homes losing power

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Storm Bram LIVE: Motorways closed, flights cancelled and thousands without power

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'Danger to life' warning with Storm Bram forecast to bring 90mph winds to Scotland

Floods feared across UK as thunderstorm looms TODAY — see full list of all warnings

Forecasters at Netweather say violent thunderstorms are likely across Wales, the Southwest of England and other regions as a band of low pressure is sweeping eastwards

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Machine learning used to better predict New England floods

New England's a complicated place, especially when it comes to flooding.

Households in England told ‘charge phone’ and turn off electricity on Monday

A yellow weather warning has been put in place for very heavy rain and flooding risk for parts of England on Monday, with areas including London, Bristol, Devon, Cornwall, Somerset, Bath and Herefordshire as well as much of Wales all affected by a Met Office warning for heavy rain and possible flood risks.

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King tide causes minor flooding along Boston’s waterfront

The highest tides of the year, the king tides or, as they are colloquially referred to, “wicked high tides,” washed up on New England’s shores Thursday afternoon, flooding Long Wharf in Boston and other parts of New England’s shoreline. Around 2:30 ...