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How and where Storm Goretti will hit the East of England as region prepares for disruption

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By Aisling Creevey Verified
| ITV News Anglia Verified
Meteorologist Aisling Creevey explains how Storm Goretti will proceed across the UK and what the impact could be in the East of England With hours before the worst of Storm Goretti hits the south of England, just how serious the impact will be is resting on a knife-edge. A difference of just 0.5C in temperature could make a huge difference to just how badly it disrupts daily life for people. Storm Goretti is currently undergoing what is known as "explosive cyclogenesis".
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Why is it so cold - and what will be the impact of Storm Goretti? | ITV News

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By Aisling Creevey Verified
| ITV News Anglia Verified
It's been a bitterly cold start to January - and there is worse to come, with blizzard conditions hitting the south of England from Thursday night. Overnight lows went down as far as -12.5C at Marham in Norfolk on Monday night, temperatures which have not been seen since January 2013. The cold snap, brought about by an Arctic airmass covering the UK, has triggered yellow weather warnings, while amber cold weather health alerts will be in place for all regions of England until Friday.
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It's turning cold - so will we see snow next week across the southern half of England?

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By Aisling Creevey Verified
| ITV News Anglia Verified
With 2024 on track to being the warmest year on record, can it turn cold enough for snow next week? ITV meteorologist Aisling Creevey assesses the chances. After some windy weather from Storm Ashley in early September, it has been a quiet autumn. Day and night temperatures have remained above average so there has been very little frost and plenty of guaranteed dry weather.
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