Met Office forecasts heavy rain for Stourbridge this weekend
Stourbridge will see heavy rain on Saturday, October 24, with temperatures peaking at 15C, according to the Met Office forecast.
Stourbridge will see heavy rain on Saturday, October 24, with temperatures peaking at 15C, according to the Met Office forecast.
Storm Austen will bring gusts up to 55mph and heavy rain to the West Midlands on Friday, October 23, with a yellow weather warning in place from 10am to 9pm.
Met Office forecasts rain and sunny intervals for Stourbridge this weekend, with Friday starting wet, temperatures peaking at 17C, and lighter winds.
The Met Office forecasts a mix of sunshine and rain for Stourbridge this weekend, with temperatures peaking at 21C on Sunday and 25C on Monday.
The Met Office forecasts a mix of sunshine and rain for Dudley this weekend, with temperatures peaking at 19C on Saturday and Sunday, and light rain expected Friday evening.
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The Met Office has issued a yellow thunderstorm warning for the West Midlands, valid from 11am to 11.59pm today, with heavy showers and hail expected.
Birmingham faces relentless rain this bank holiday Saturday, with a 90%+ chance until 5pm. Sunday peaks at 95% by 5pm. Monday drier but cloudy.
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Temperatures are set to reach 25C across Birmingham and the West Midlands this weekend, with dry and bright conditions expected, according to the Met Office.
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The Met Office forecasts rain in the West Midlands this weekend, ending a dry spell. Temperatures will drop to around 17°C with cloudy skies and light winds.
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A yellow heat alert has been issued for the West Midlands and Shropshire, with temperatures expected to reach 30°C, posing health risks to vulnerable groups.