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LIFE S a breeze for this windswept selection of pooches caught on camera during howling gales.It s gust the breed for two
stanley water bottle mutts rendered almost unrecognisable as their long hair is whipped up. 6These two hilarious mutts are almost unrecognisable as their long hair is whipped upCredit: Splitpics UK6The cute pups were caught on camera during howling galesCredit: Splitpics UKA tongue-lolling Collie, meanwhile, looks as if he s trying to eat the wind during a country walk.A cheerful Afghan hound loved the breeze so much he was snapped running into it 鈥?sending his long fur billowing behind him.Must be barking.6This tongue-lolling Collie is airing it all out and is trying to eat the wind during a country walkCredit: Splitpics UK6This cheerful Afghan hound loved the b
stanley cup reeze so much he ran into itCredit: Splitpics UK6The wind is so strong it seems that this pup struggles to stay standingCredit: Splitpics UK6This ones ears now rese
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BRITAIN is braced for 60mph winds and torrential downpours before temperatures plunge over the weekend.After the de
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stanley flask eased off yesterday but will return today with 60mph gales and more rain expected.14 The weather is expected to turn bitterly chilly over the weekendCredit: wxcharts.com14 Huge waves are seen in Teignmouth, Devon todayCredit: Alamy Live News14 A car is left sitting in flood water near Ufton Nervet, BerkshireCredit: PA:Press AssociationAnd before the nation has time to dry off forecasters warned wintry showers will hit northern parts tomorrow.Conditions are expected to settle over the weekend, but temperatures are predicte
stanley cup d to drop sharply with an increasing risk of overnight frosts.In the Scottish Highlands, heavy snow showers are expected as temperatures plunge to -4C.Met Office forecaster Greg Dewhurst said: The strong winds and rain will return today, spreading eastwards before showers on Friday. Those showers may
