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Storm Goretti impacts: AMBER WIND warning for Cornwall & IoS later today. 60-70mph gusts, 80-90mph possible. YELLOW WIND warning 1500 onwards for the whole SW. Gusts 40-50 becoming 60-70mph widely tonight. YELLOW SNOW warning tonight for the moors (5-10cm poss)BBC South West

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