Heatwave Set to Break Australia's 80 year Old Temperature Record

While the snow is falling more than what it did last year in the West, Australia braces itself for the worst heatwave that ever struck it in last 80 years.

As per meteorological estimates, the mercury in Adelaide could reach 45C - close to its 46.1C 80-year-old heat record In Tasmania emergency warnings were issued for six areas as almost 50 fires continued to burn across the state.

Severe weather warnings are also in place for extreme temperatures and high fire danger in Victoria and Tasmania on Friday, while in Western Australia a cyclone could develop off the north coast on Thursday.

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My friends the winds from the north will freeze Britain tonight

You may have heard Demis Rousseau's My friends the wind will come from the north. But that was just a song - now here come the true winds from the north that may plunge the temperatures to -10C tonight for Britons.

Meteorologists warn of widespread frost and snowfall on its way with temperatures plummeting in London by this evening - even lower than the -8C forecast in Lapland and OC in St Petersburg.

However, for the relief of most Britons, the -10C temperature is an exceptional figure and is likely only over packed snow in the mountains. It will be less cold in the glens and further south in England and Wales

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Tourists warned of "Hot like Hell" weather in Southern Europe

The heatwave presently felt severely across souther Europe is taking a heavy toll of tourists intending to spend their holidays there. The temperatures have soared to 43 degrees Celsius and the Europe is hot like hell.

Countries most effected by this enormously hot weather include Croatia, Spain, Italy and Romania.

Already some of the Italian cities or on maximum heat alert status. Tour operators are advising tourists and even residents to stay under shade or indoors during prime sunny times.

Due to the ongoing heatwave spell, nik-named Lucifer in Italy has resulted into 15% more hospital admissions than other days of the year. Many tourists are now heading towards northern Europe or even cool England for their holidays.

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Britain braces for tons of snowfall and high speed gales this weekend

Posing with remains of last year's snow

Britain is always under severe weather - whether it is summer or winters. In summers the Brits witness flash floods and heavy rains and come winter: it is high speed gales and tons of snow.

So this weekend should not be a surprise for people living in many parts of Britain if it gets almost 2 feet of snow (19 inches as predicted). Motorists, especially in northern Scotland face travel chaos this weekend with up to 19in of snow expected by Monday.

Besides, rain warnings are also in place for tomorrow as even more heavy rain threatens to cause localised flooding and winds of up to 70 mph could cause disruptions to Irish Sea and cross-Channel ferry services.

Watch video below of this weekend's weather forecast:

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Saturday rains today to cause more misery to Britain

Britain which is in the grip of unprecedented bad weather that comes with winds and gusts over 80mph, snow and rains that have caused widespread floods, is set to face more rains on Saturday - and days beyond.

Huge waves and winds of up to 80mph battered the south coast last night with several inches of snow falling on high ground in the north.

Abandoned car due to heavy snow

Weather warnings cover large swathes of Britain with heavy rain, high winds and snow hitting South and West. While 17,000 homes are left without power, more properties set to be flooded in the next 36 hours as the rivers are swelling to their dangerous limits.

Already, the British army has deployed more than 2,200 troops - including Princes William and Harry- with another 3,000 on standby.

Warning the already flood weary people about the Saturday rains, spokesman Toby Willison said:

 'The rainfall that we will see today will bring river levels back up on the Thames and we expect levels on slow-responding rivers like the Thames and the Severn to stay high for a number of days. This remains a very live event. I expect we will see further property flooding.’

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Gales and ferocious sea batter Britain ahead of a cold and icy weekend

Britain is under a grip of very cold weather with fast blowing gales and a ferocious ea besides Thunder and lightning mix with snow up north.

And that is not the end - the coming weeked would be worse and up to four inches of snow is expected to fall in the frozen North East and Scotland, with ice forming overnight and more disruption expected on transport networks.

A biting wind from Russia, nicknamed the Beast from the East, is making seasonal temperatures of around 5C (41F) feel far colder. Sub-zero temperatures are expected into the weekend, with lows of -5 or -6C forecast for tonight, although the South West could reach 8 or 9C over the next few days.

The rain and wind has battered Beachy Head to the point that it caused three major cliff collapses in a week. One National Trust worker said he had never known erosion as bad as those that happened recently.

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While this happens in the north, signs of spring appear in the South West with temperatures reaching 8 or 9C.

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Gales and Rains battered Britain warned of rare June Storm

January earlier this year, Britain faced gales up to 106 mph. Now it seems a repetition of the same has already set in with alarms for a bigger storm in June.

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Daily Mail reports Thursday that large areas of the UK have been put on alert for heavy rain and gales of up to 70mph today as a rare June storm swept in from the Atlantic.

Downpours at Edgbaston in Birmingham have already delayed the start of the third Test between England and West Indies this morning. 

The Met office has issued an amber weather warning for Wales, South West England, East of England, London and the South East, the West Midlands and the East Midlands Thursday.

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