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New amber warning for heavy snow issued as the UK recorded the coldest March night for 13 years

As March enters its third week you'd be forgiven for wondering whether it's ever going to warm up

The downpours are expected to arrive tomorrow evening (March 12) and last throughout Monday

It's not over yet.

The UK has been battered by Storm Larisa whose blizzards caused traffic chaos on rail and road on Thursday and Friday and is likely to carry on heading into the weekend

FRESNO, Calif. — California’s deadly storm season turned even deadlier Friday as the first of two atmospheric river storms descended on the state, prompting widespread evacuation orders as it flooded creeks and rivers and dropped warm, heavy rain atop the state’s near-record snowpack.

They stocked up on firewood, gasoline for generators, food and water, and even Ice Melt. But nothing could prepare residents of the San Bernardino Mountains in Southern California for the unprecedented wallop that inundated their homes and roads with snow and paralyzed their communities for two weeks.

The Met Office has yellow warnings in place covering large parts of the country after Storm Larisa battered parts of the UK with gales and blizzards.

Weather warnings for snow and ice remain in place, but temperatures are set to rise

After three years La Niña is officially over, but Australia could be facing rainfall deficits and extreme heat, irrespective of whether El Niño develops.

A low pressure system named Storm Larisa by Météo-France has moved across a swathe of England this week, bringing significant snowfall to many parts