Map shows UK flood warnings as weather warning for heavy rain

Much of England and Wales is facing further wet conditions on Monday as many counties received more than 250% of their average September rainfall.

The Met Office has issued two yellow weather warnings for rain covering much of the Midlands, the north of the country and North Wales.

In addition, there are more than 40 flood warnings, meaning flooding is expected, and more than 100 flood warnings, meaning it is likely, in the Birmingham, Milton Keynes, Reading and South West areas, according to the Environment Agency. All were impressed.

Six English counties, including Buckinghamshire, Northamptonshire and Oxfordshire, received record rainfall in September, the Met Office said.

The Met Office is forecasting 60 to 80mm of rainfall in parts of eastern England in its wet weather warning from Monday to Tuesday morning.

One of the yellow warnings, which means the possibility of flooding and travel disruption, will be in force until 8pm on Monday and covers parts of Wales, including Wrexham, and the West Midlands, including Stoke-on-Trent and Liverpool. Manchester is in the North West.

The second warning will last until 3am on Tuesday and covers the East Midlands, including Leicester and Nottingham, as well as Yorkshire and Norfolk.

More than 26.1mm of rain fell in Basstreet, Cornwall, after a wet and windy Sunday, and wind gusts of 69mph were recorded at Berry Head in South Devon.

Met Office spokesman Stephen Dixon told Yahoo News UK that low pressure intensifying over the UK today “will bring wet and windy weather for many” on Monday.

“There will be a drier interlude across much of the UK by midweek,” he said.

But he warned the weekend could bring wetter and windier conditions.

“Saturday looks likely to be a more unstable day with wind and rain across much of the UK,” he said.

Yahoo reveals what the weather will be like for every part of the UK, according to the Met Office.

London and the South East

It is quite windy, especially in coastal areas. Heavy rain, which is effective occasionally in the morning hours, clears most places in the afternoon. Some bright spells are possible, but more rain or drizzle may also occur. Maximum temperature 16°C.

A dry, cloudy evening, especially heavy at times in eastern areas, before the rain turns south after midnight. It is possible to stay windy and blow offshore in East Kent. Minimum temperature 9°C.

Rain is falling in most places by dawn on Tuesday, but is likely to continue in East Kent, where strong winds will gradually ease. Other than that, it is generally dry but quite cloudy with intermittent showers. Maximum temperature 14°C.

Any remaining showers taper off on Wednesday. It then becomes drier with light winds and long sunny periods. Cool overnight with light frost and patches of mist or mist. Friday will likely be cloudier and winds will strengthen.

South West

A start with partly cloudy weather and showers, fog on the hills and occasional showers. Brief sunny spells are developing, but further scattered showers remain possible. At first it is possible to stay windy with coastal storms. Maximum temperature 15°C.

Ranges are clear this evening, especially in the west, with longer clear periods throughout the night. There will be scattered showers this evening, but most of them will clear up during the overnight hours. The strong winds are gradually easing. Minimum temperature 9°C.

Tuesday morning will be a mostly dry day with a mix of cloudy spells and sunny spells, followed by longer sunny spells. I feel warmer than Monday with light winds. Maximum temperature 17°C.

A generally dry weekend with sunny/clear periods interspersed with occasionally cloudier periods. Nights are generally cool, sometimes foggy, but daytime temperatures are close to average. Relatively light winds.

midlands

A wet start with light rain during rush hour. Heavy rain will continue throughout the day in Shropshire, Staffordshire and the Peak District, but it is likely to be even drier in the south. I feel great. Maximum temperature 14°C.

The rain moves south this evening, then starts to get drier in the early hours, with most places starting to dry out by dawn. It remains airy and quite soft in places. Minimum temperature 9°C.

Skies are generally cloudy, but occasionally sunny on Tuesdays, especially in the afternoon. Just a small chance of a shower. Warmer than Monday but still pretty breezy. Maximum temperature 16°C.

A generally dry weekend with sunny/clear periods interspersed with occasionally cloudier periods. Nights are generally cool, sometimes foggy, but daytime temperatures are close to average. Relatively light winds.

North East

A cloudy and quite windy start. Heavy rain continues in some parts of the south, particularly in the Pennines, in the afternoon. Northumbria sees the best of drier spells, especially later in the day and in the northern reaches. Maximum temperature 13°C.

The rain eases towards the south in the evening. It is stated that it is very windy, especially along the coast, and heavy rain may be reflected on the coast. Otherwise dry, with some clear spells. Minimum temperature 8°C.

While strong winds continue on Tuesday, especially along the coast, showers continue to spread inland. However, most parts will dry out with brighter or sunny weather. Maximum temperature 14°C.

Any remaining showers taper off on Wednesday. It then becomes drier with light winds and long sunny periods. Cool overnight with light frost and patches of mist or mist. Friday will likely be cloudier and winds will strengthen.

North West

It’s a rainy day for many, with persistent and at times heavy rain, especially in the far south of the region where travel is likely to be disrupted. Feeling of coolness despite light winds. Maximum temperature 14°C.

This evening is quite wet, but the rain falling southward throughout the night causes the second half of the night to be much drier. The open spaces are improving and remaining light. Airy in some places. Minimum temperature 8°C.

Tuesday is mostly cloudy, but much drier than Monday, with occasional sunshine, especially along the coast. Just a small chance of a shower. I feel warmer than on Monday. It’s quite airy. Maximum temperature 16°C.

A generally dry weekend with sunny/clear periods interspersed with occasionally cloudier periods. Nights are generally cool, sometimes foggy, but daytime temperatures are close to average. Relatively light winds.

Scotland

Cloudy and intermittent rain, occasionally heavy and persistent rain on the hills. The afternoon will be drier and it will be cool and windy along the North Sea coast. Maximum temperature 14°C.

This evening the rain will stop and a clearer effect will emerge. However, there is still a chance of showers and wind in coastal areas. Minimum temperature 5°C.

The weather on Tuesday will be generally dry and sunny with occasional spells of sunshine. Intermittent light showers and cold weather are expected along the North Sea coast. Maximum temperature 14°C.

A mostly dry and settled period with bright or sunny periods. The nights are cool and there is a chance of frost. Winds are mostly light.

Northern Ireland

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Cloudy and rainy at first, but becoming more persistent and at times quite heavy, especially in counties Antrim and Down. Later showers and then drier weather will follow in the west. Cold northwest winds. Maximum temperature 12°C.

The rain is letting up this evening, with some significant showers popping up overnight. Dawn will be quite cool, with a few spots of fog or mist. The wind is very light. Minimum temperature 4°C.

The weather on Tuesday will be generally dry and sunny, with some sunshine. Scattered light showers are possible and light to moderate winds will blow from the northeast. Maximum temperature 15°C.

A mostly dry and settled period with bright or sunny periods. The nights are cool, with occasional frost and fog possible. Winds are mostly light.

Wales

It will be very cloudy, with showers in the southern parts, and continuous showers in many parts of the northern parts. Short bright intervals develop here and there later. On some coasts the winds are strong and quite cool. Maximum temperature 14°C.

A wet evening in the north, showers elsewhere. Most places will begin to dry out overnight, but showers remain a possibility in the west. Inland areas where the sky is clear it usually starts to get windy and cool. Minimum temperature 6°C.

Fairly cloudy and sunny weather will develop on Tuesday, becoming more intense in the afternoon. Just a few showers, these will pass later. Warmer than Monday but still pretty breezy. Maximum temperature 16°C.

A generally dry weekend with sunny/clear periods interspersed with occasionally cloudier periods. Nights are generally cool, sometimes foggy, but daytime temperatures are close to average. Relatively light winds.