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View email online | | | | | | | Feb 8, 2021 | | | | | | Good afternoon, While Lancashire might have missed the worst of Storm Darcy which is causing havoc across the country, the county is going to get the tail end of the storm this week. Over the next few days temperatures in some parts of the county are going to drop as low as -4C, and it could feel as cold as -7C. There's even the chance of snow for some areas. It's definitely big coat, hat and gloves weather, so make sure you take care and only travel if you absolutely have to. You can read this week's forecast for Preston here. Stay safe Colin Ainscough Digital editor The Lancashire Post is more reliant than ever on you taking out a digital subscription to support our journalism. For unlimited access to Lancashire news and information online, you can subscribe here | |
| | | | | UCLan student hailed a 'superhero' after saving dog walker from drowning in river Ribble | | | | | | A university student has been hailed a “superhero” after saving a drowning man from the icy waters of the River Ribble. | | | | |
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