>Next system to bring yet more flooding rains, gales to UK, Indiana and Michigan hit by 6-12 inch snowstorm cutting power to thousands and bringing tree limbs and powerlines down

Written by Mark Vogan on November 30, 2011 in Rest of Europe with 0 Comments

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More flooding rains and gale-force winds to push across UK tonight into tomorrow with colder air to follow

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Many parts of Scotland remain under water following Tuesday’s flooding rains, more heavy rains and strong winds to return tonight

WEATHER WARNING: STRONG TO GALE-FORCE WINDS TO IMPACT SCOTLAND TONIGHT INTO TOMORROW ALONG WITH HEAVY RAINS WHICH MAY CAUSE FURTHER FLOODING

My first snowcovered road experience of the 2011-12 season this morning at Happendon Services near Douglas, South Lanarkshire)

Following 1-3 inches of rain from yesterday’s torrential rains, a further 1 inch is possiblle tonight into Thursday across Central & Southern Scotland. Click on #UK-EUROPE tab for details

More heavy rain on the way as flooding subsides
STV

More rain set to hit flood areas
BBC

This is a stretch I use daily and had to detour this morning since the Whitesands of Dumfries was still closed and partially under water after the Nith burst it’s banks yesterday

Tornado-Like Storm Strikes England
ACCUWEATHER.COM

Flash Flooding Hits Malta

US Latest

First major winter storm dumps 6-12 inches of snow across Indiana, Michigan bringing down tree limbs, powerlines and cuts power to thousands

The scene at the Marathon gas station at Haslett Road and Marsh Road in Haslett, MI Wednesday morning 11/30/2011 after a protective awning over the gas pumps collapsed in Tuesday night’s snowstorm. Nobody was injured in the incident. / Rod Sanford | Lansing State Journal

Snow blankets Metro Detroit after heavy rains
DETROIT NEWS

Winter storm slams Lansing area; power outages, dangerous roads, schools closed
LANSING STATE JOURNAL

Potentially Destructive Santa Ana Set to Strike Southern California