'Weather bomb' warning as UK faces torrential rain and strong winds with threat of first named storm of the season - after temperatures hit 27C tomorrow

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'Weather bomb' warning as UK faces torrential rain and strong winds with threat of first named storm of the season - after temperatures hit 27C tomorrow

Meteorologists are tracking a deep area of low pressure in the Atlantic Ocean which is undergoing explosive cyclogenesis, commonly known as a 'weather bomb'.