Storm Boelo will hit the UK this weekend just 24 hours after Storm Austen.
Amber and yellow warnings have been issued for large parts of the UK, with disruption expected as gusts reach up to 80mph.
@liamdutton has the latest...
Storms Austen and Boelo will hit the UK in quick succession. They will both pack a punch, bringing a spell of disruptive winds and heavy rain, writes @liamdutton.
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A spell of rain is on the way for drought-hit parts of England and Wales on Wednesday.
5-15mm of rain is likely widely, with 20-30mm possible in the wettest locations.
September was another drier than average month for many southern and eastern parts of the UK.
The band of cloud currently across the NW of the UK is around 8000 miles long.
It stretches from Iceland, passing over the UK, Ireland, the Atlantic Ocean, clipping the US and ending over The Bahamas.
@timba_captain@tbfl141@GrumpyMaxGato It seems you've made the assumption that the cloud extends in a straight line, but it clearly curves and waves - hence the greater length.