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Greater Manchester weather: Hour-by-hour forecast for snow and freezing temperatures

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direct to your inboxAfter the Storm Christoph floods which caused devastation to parts of South Manchester and Cheshire earlier this week, the weather is set to turn much colder and wintry today.Thousands of homes had to be evacuated due to 'dangerously high' water levels as the River Mersey came very close to breaching its banks.Snow will return to Greater Manchester today.It prompted the Met Office to issue a yellow weather warning for snow and ice for Greater Manchester,This is your hour-by-hour forecast for today across every borough.Get the latest updates from across Greater Manchester direct to your inbox with the free MEN newsletterYou can sign up very simply by following the instructions here9am: Heavy snow.

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Greater Manchester hit with heavy rainfall as Met Office issue weather warning
direct to your inboxA yellow weather warning has been put in place for Greater Manchester with more heavy rain on its way.The wet weather is likely to lead to some travel disruption and possible flooding, the Met Office has warned.Following last week's torrential downpour from Storm Christoph thousands of homes had to be evacuated due to rising water levels.Many of the region's rivers reached 'dangerously high levels', the Environment Agency said, with the River Mersey coming 'very close' to breaching its bank.Heavy rainfall is forecast for today until midnight tonight (Thursday).Flood alerts are in place on the Middle River Mersey catchment including areas near Bramhall, Stockport, Sale, Altrincham and Urmston.They are also in place in the
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Met Office issues weather warning as Greater Manchester set for heavy rainfall
direct to your inboxA yellow weather warning has been put in place as Greater Manchester is forecast heavy rain from midnight tonight (Wednesday).The Met Office has issued a flood alert across the region leading to some minor transport disruption and flooding.Following last week's torrential downpour from Storm Christoph thousands of homes had to be evacuated due to rising water levels.Many of the region's rivers reached 'dangerously high levels', the Environment Agency said, with the River Mersey coming 'very close' to breaching its bank.From midnight, heavy rainfall is forecast tonight, carrying through until 10am on Thursday, when light rain is expected.The rain is due to ease up at around 2pm, the Met Office has forecast.Flood alerts
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Met Office issues SNOW warning for Greater Manchester this weekend
direct to your inboxA yellow weather warning for snow and ice has been issued for Greater Manchester this weekend after Storm Christoph caused chaos across the region. The storm first brought torrential rain on Wednesday, then turned to snowfall in what residents called 'bonkers weather'.
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UK temperatures could drop as low as minus 10 as Storm Christoph gives way to big freeze
direct to your inboxParts of the UK could see temperatures drop as low as minus 10 as Storm Christoph gives way to colder weather over the weekend.The storm brought torrential rain and flooding to parts of Greater Manchester, Cheshire and North Wales on Wednesday, with hundreds having to evacuate their homes overnight.The Met Office predicts that colder weather will bring bitter temperatures as the storm continues to move east.“We’re losing the rain but gaining some colder and possibly some wintry weather too,” Meteorologist Craig Snell said.The chilly weather will continue into the weekend, according to Mr Snell, when temperatures could drop to minus 10C overnight in parts of Scotland, and as low as minus 7C in parts of England.“It will be
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Environment Agency 'waited 20 hours too long to raise flood threat level' in Didsbury - leaving vulnerable people to be evacuated in the dark and snow
direct to your inboxThe Environment Agency waited 20 hours too long to raise the flood threat level in Didsbury, it has been claimed, leading to evacuations taking place in darkness and wintry conditions.An earlier raising of the level to 'severe' would likely have led to the earlier evacuation of parts of south Manchester on the brink of flooding. Instead, vulnerable pensioners shielding from Covid-19, and families with young children were pulled from their homes in Didsbury and Northenden late at night, and in the middle of a blizzard.
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Greater Manchester's fire service chief on 24 hours filled with rain, snow and drama
direct to your inboxThe last 24 hours has seen multiple deluges of rain, inches of snow, roads and homes collapsing, and a slew of serious car crashes as the region was 'just centimetres' away from disaster. In the wake of Storm Christoph hitting Greater Manchester, the city's Fire and Rescue Service chief has spoken out about a day, night and further day filled with drama.
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Scotland set for blizzards and ice as freezing temperatures spark yellow weather warning
Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for snow and ice across large parts of Scotland for Friday, with some areas expecting heavy rainfall and blizzards as gusts from Storm Christoph travel up north. Showers on Thursday night will leave surfaces wet - causing ice to form- as temperatures fall below freezing as the country braces for another chilly night.
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A555 Airport Relief Road still closed due to flooding
direct to your inboxThe A555 Airport Relief Road remains closed due to flooding.The dual carriageway remains shut in both directions between the Bramhall Oil Terminal to Styal Road.Stockport Council say the A555 will stay closed for at least the remainder of today (Thursday).Photographs taken this afternoon show an abandoned car partly submerged under water on one of the carriageways.The road closure follows more than 24 hours of torrential rain and flooding across the region in the wake of Storm Christoph.Around 2,000 homes and businesses in south Manchester were asked to evacuate last night with severe 'danger to life' flood warnings in place for East Didsbury, West Didsbury and Northenden, as heavy snow fell across the region
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Dramatic footage captures moment house fronts crumble and collapse into Manchester street - hours after sinkhole 'swallowed car'
direct to your inboxDramatic footage captured the moment house fronts crumbled and fell into a Manchester street - hours after a sinkhole 'swallowed' a car' - following the collapse of a sewer.Four properties have been destroyed on Walmer Street, Abbey Hey, Gorton, following the incident overnight.A large emergency services scene remained in place on Thursday afternoon (January 21).Those who live at the terrace houses have been given alternative accommodation.Fortunately, nobody was hurt.It came after a massive hole appeared in the road - amid heavy rain and flooding across the city and Greater Manchester brought by Storm Christoph.Louise Kennedy told how her elderly mother was at home on Walmer Street at the time."She just heard this loud
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Fire crews were called to 84 incidents in 13 hours as Storm Christoph caused chaos across Greater Manchester
Wigan, a woman became stuck in her car with water up to the bonnet.  In Radcliffe, fire crews were called to a river that had burst its banks. The flooding had affected a number of small businesses on Vale Street.Firefighters were also called to reports a car had driven into standing water near Manchester Airport at around 10.40pm.In Didsbury, crews worked with police to visit more than 1,700 homes to inform them of the 'threat to life' warnings issued for Didsbury, West Didsbury and Northenden.Crews worked alongside the Environment Agency to ease any floodwater from the Palatine Road area.Deputy Chief Fire Officer, Dawn Docx said: “It’s been an incredibly busy night for our firefighters and throughout yesterday.
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'I sat and just watched the water coming through the back door': Woman describes moment her home flooded after hours of torrential rain
direct to your inboxA woman has described watching her home flood as Storm Christoph brought hours of torrential rain and then heavy snow.Gabrielle Burns-Smith, 44, her partner James Dainty, 38, and their dog Tag have been stuck inside their home on Warrington Lane in Lymm after their property flooded on Wednesday.Gabrielle says the water is too deep for them to get their car out, so they've been left stranded to the upstairs of the house.By 12.30pm yesterday, the couple were concerned about the level of water outside the property.They cleared grates and drains to move some of the water, but levels continued to rise.“By 3pm yesterday the water outside was shin deep and by 4pm it was knee deep and we were seriously worrying that the house
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Driver decides to ignore cones and drive through floodwater - you can guess the rest
direct to your inboxPolice have urged motorists to abide by road closures after a vehicle appeared to drive around cones only to be become stranded in floodwater.Greater Manchester Police posted a picture of what appeared to be a vehicle stranded in floodwater on the B5158 'Mile Road' between Carrington and Flixton on Thursday morning.The image showed what appeared to be two figures who emerged from the vehicle wading through the water.The road was closed because of floodwater overtopping the nearby River Mersey as the region struggles with the aftermath of Storm Christoph.The closure forced motorists to take a longer route via the M60 to travel between Carrington and Flixton.But at least one driver tried their luck on the B5158, known
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Train disruption following landslips in Tameside and Stockport
direct to your inboxTrain services were disrupted following two separate landslips in Stockport and Tameside.Services were temporarily suspended between Manchester Victoria and Huddersfield following the incident near Mossley.Rose Hill station in Stockport was also shut due to a landslip.The incidents came after Storm Christoph brought 24 hours of heavy rainfall to the region. Manchester Piccadilly Twitter account posted about the incident in Mossley around midday, saying: "Services are cancelled from # ManchesterVictoria to # Huddersfield due to a landslip.
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Boris Johnson visits south Manchester after the River Mersey came 'very close' to flooding
direct to your inboxBoris Johnson today said the government will keep Greater Manchester's flood defences under review after the River Mersey came 'very close' to flooding. The Prime Minister visited south Manchester this morning after Storm Christoph raged through the region and the canal almost breached its banks.
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Severe flood warning remains in Trafford as 'major incident' is stood down
direct to your inboxA severe flood warning remains in Trafford as 'major incident' is stood down.Assistant Chief Constable Nick Bailey, Chair of the Greater Manchester Strategic Coordination Group for Storm Christoph, has said that the latest information suggests the worst of the flooding has passed and the major incident warning is no longer required.The same applies to the severe flood warning for parts of Didsbury, however, emergency services will remain in the area. He did, however, say severe flood warnings in the Little Bollington area of Trafford remain in place with residents being advised on potential evacuations.
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'Bigger look' now needed at flood protection on the Mersey, says Andy Burnham
direct to your inboxAndy Burnham says Greater Manchester’s flood defences worked far better than in 2015 last night thanks to subsequent investment and good planning - making its resilience in the face of Storm Christoph a ‘good news story’.But he admitted a ‘bigger look’ would now need to be taken at the Mersey.Hundreds of people had to be evacuated overnight in south Manchester as record rainfall saw the river come within a couple of centimetres of overtopping late yesterday.
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Thousands of homes were just 2cm away from flooding in south Manchester
direct to your inboxThousands of homes narrowly escaped potentially devastating flooding in Didsbury and Northenden last night after the River Mersey came perilously close to breaching its banks.The Environment Agency has confirmed the waterway was just 2cm away from disaster last night as Storm Christoph raged through the region.A severe 'danger to life' warning was issued in parts of the south Manchester suburbs last night as the river hit the highest levels ever recorded.Around 2,000 homes and businesses were asked to evacuate last night.Prime Minister Boris Johnson is visiting the area this morning to see the flood defences and meet with Environment Agency staff.Water levels are now falling and flood warnings are no longer in force in
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Large sinkhole that 'swallowed a car' on a Manchester street was caused by collapsed sewer
direct to your inbox A ‘massive’ sinkhole that appeared on a residential street in Gorton overnight was caused by a collapsed sewer. The large crater appeared on Walmer Street in Abbey Hey on Wednesday evening (January 20) amid bad weather due to Storm Christoph.
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Flood warnings remain in place in Bury as river levels still high
Don't miss a thing that's happening in and around Bury by signing up to the free MyBury newsletterFlood warnings remain in place in Bury after Storm Christoph triggered a ‘major incident’ in Greater Manchester.Several properties could be flooded in Radcliffe following days of heavy rainfall.Warnings are currently in force for homes at Pioneer Mills, Parkside Close and Close Park.Water levels at the River Irwell at Strongstry are also rising and are expected to remain high until Friday (January 22).Flooding could be expected and ‘immediate action’ is required, according to the Environmental Agency.Incident response staff are closely monitoring weather forecasts and river levels.Further flood warnings will be issued if necessary.On the Gov.uk
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'They were banging on everyone's door. It terrified me' - Manchester flooding residents react to being evacuated
direct to your inboxResidents in Greater Manchester have reacted to being evacuated from their homes in the middle of the night.Around 2,000 properties in the East Didsbury, West Didsbury and Northenden areas of Manchester were due to be evacuated on Wednesday night because of rising water levels, the city council said.Storm Christoph brought a day of heavy rain to the region with the Environment Agency issuing 'severe' threat to life warnings.Residents were able to go to Wythenshawe Forum if they can't stay with friends or relatives.Tyra Desir, 20, was evacuated from a hostel in Chorlton at about 5am on Thursday (January 21). She's been at the Forum since then.
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Greater Manchester weather forecast as region hit by flooding from Storm Christoph
direct to your inboxGreater Manchester has felt the full force of Storm Christoph with more severe flood warnings in place.Thousands of homes were evacuated on Wednesday night because of rising water levels following a day of heavy, torrential rain.Snow the proceeded to fall across the region and across England and Wales, with many rivers at "dangerously high levels", the Environment Agency said.The Met Office's most serious weather warning – amber for rain - has been removed and is now a yellow weather warning for ice. Follow LIVE Storm Christoph updates here There are also four 'danger to life' warnings still in place due to fast flowing or deep floodwater, with many flood warnings and alerts also still issued.
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All the flood warnings and alerts in place across Greater Manchester as four 'severe' warning remain
direct to your inboxA number of flood warnings and alerts are in place across Greater Manchester and its surrounding area after hundreds of residents were evacuated from their homes overnight. Storm Christoph has brought heavy, torrential rain to the region yesterday (Wednesday) before snow settled in overnight.
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