Met Office issues weather warning for heavy rain as parts of UK brace for flooding
The Met Office released a yellow air warning for the rains covering England’s rains on Wednesday.
Heavy rain is expected to cause storm travel cuts and floods in some regions. Estimators, Britain’s Wednesday morning and early afternoon between 60 mm of rainfall and the weather can be warned up to 14.00 hours, he said.
Met Office also warned that people are “likely ünde on the coast of the British channel, saying that people should be preparing for“ heavy rain and strong winds ”and potential power outages in some places.
The warning covers most of Hampshire, Southampton, West Berkshire and South West and Wales, and wet and windy air is expected to be established in the early hours of Wednesday morning.
Met Office said: “Heavy rain and strong winds will move to the northeast in the first part of Wednesday, then follow heavy shower and some storms, and they will be more isolated in the afternoon.
“Rainfall is 20 to 30 mm in total, but some places can see 40 to 60 mm in a period of six to nine hours. Coastal galleries for a while, especially on the British channel.”
People are asked to plan to plan their journeys and to increase the travel time of spray and flood on the roads, and areas with flood risk recommend preparing a flood plan and emergency flood kit.
It comes after confirming that the Met Office is the hottest of 2025 in England. The country saw heat waves in a row with the average temperature of 1 June-31 August, sitting at 16.1c, above 1.5C of the long-term average. This shredded the previous record at 15.7C in 2018, but the new record high temperatures were not recorded.
The highest temperature recorded was 35.8c in Faversham – Farnshire on July 2022, well below the 40.3C recorded in Coningsby.
However, it seems to be a rainy start until September, with the long -term effects that Fernand is expected to continue in the first half of the month. The British could see seasonal hot temperatures besides shower or long rain magic.
Met As the Climate change has the power to turn remarkable years into record -breaking years, as the basic conditions of climate change constantly. The heat waves, which were once the pleasant spells of hot air, are made more pronounced with the increase of climate change. “
The estimated “a restless first week of meteorological autumn”. On Tuesday, the rain is expected to move to the east in the southern districts of England and Wales. In other parts of the country, sunny spells and a mixture of scattered shower will see a mixture.
However, cloud and rain are expected to develop overnight and there are strong winds throughout the South. They are expected to continue with “fast winds and heavy rain outbreaks olan, which dominated the estimation on Wednesday. Met office said that temperatures would be close to the average at an average of 17 ° C, but it would be “temple” by strong winds.
