Weather

People are being warned to take extra precautions as a level 3 heatwave alert makes its way across Cambridgeshire.

Hot, sunny weather could push the mercury into the 30s this week, says the Met Office, leading to some of the hottest days of the year.

Hayfever sufferers are being told to prepare for very high pollen levels as warm sunny weather sweeps in just as grass pollen levels peak.

The Met Office has issued a weather warning for thunderstorms, which could bring flash flooding and travel disruption to the county.

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The Met office has raised the temperature threshold for heatwaves in Cambridgeshire in response to a warming climate.

Storm Franklin followed in the footsteps of Storm Eunice and Storm Dudley and the name of the next storm is already known by the Met Office.

Train operators have warned customers to “avoid travel if possible” as Strom Franklin continues.

Gusts of up to 122mph have been recorded as Storm Eunice has battered the country. We look at the impact near and far:

Drivers are being warned to avoid a Fenland road after a fallen tree has brought down a power line.

Residents in Fenland are starting to feel the full force of Storm Eunice as she batters the district with winds of gusting up to 60mph.

Schools, roads and businesses have shut, with major disruption to the travel network due to concerns over flying debris caused by Storm Eunice.

An amber weather warning for Storm Eunice will last from 5am to 9pm with a small part of England under a red alert.

Storm Dudley and Storm Eunice are forecast to bring strong winds, prompting a breakdown company to issue advice for driving in such conditions.

Strong winds are forecast for later this week as Storm Eunice arrives in the country.

Freezing fog could make driving conditions difficult in the next few days and across the weekend with sub-zero temperatures also on the way.

The East of England is among six parts of the country braced for freezing weather this weekend being drawn from the Canadian Arctic.

A cold weather alert has been issued warning of below freezing temperatures, ice and severe frosts for the coming days.

After a spell of unseasonably warm weather, typical winter temperatures will return, say forecasters.

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