Heavy rain and thunderstorms on the way after downpours drench UK

A person tries his finest to carry on to his umbrella in blustery Wells, Somerset (Image: PA)

Britain is braced for one more onslaught of heavy rain after days of floods and robust winds.

Blustery showers, thunder and gales are set to hit western areas this morning after yellow climate warnings throughout the nation ended at midnight.

The climate will stay ‘unsettled’ at the moment, however final evening’s harsh situations – when gusts hit 70mph in Cornwall, Devon and west Wales – will subside.

Travellers are urged to stay vigilant for disruption on the roads and transport community, which is presently on the mercy of protesters on the M25.

Met Workplace meteorologist Simon Partridge mentioned: ‘It is going to nonetheless be windy, however it ought to be a bit extra business-as-usual windy.

‘Many of the strongest winds have are available in after darkish when most individuals are at dwelling. There may be additional rain by way of the week so we’ll keep watch over that.

Drivers courageous a flooded highway in Alfriston, East Sussex (Image: Shutterstock)

Extra downpours are coming this week (Image: PA)

Umbrellas are a should this week (Image: PA)

‘Tuesday is sort of a windy day – not as windy as final tonight however windy throughout the nation with a mixture of showers and sunshine, showers within the west and presumably a little bit of thunder and drier and brighter within the east, however nonetheless a blustery, unsettled kind of day.’

The Setting Company has issued 9 flood warnings at the moment throughout East Sussex, West Sussex, Dorset, Derbyshire, Devon and the Lake District.

One other 52 alerts are additionally in place the place flooding is feasible.

Showers and wind are anticipated to proceed on Wednesday however ease later within the week, giving option to breezier and drier situations.

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