BRITS are facing floods and downpours for the next two days. There could be up to three inches in rain today.
The Met Office has issued yellow weather warnings for today starting at 3:00pm and lasting until noon on Saturday.
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This warning applies to most of south-east England, including Surrey and Kent.
Flooding and rain spray could make driving difficult. Some roads may even be closed.
It is possible for bus and train services to be cancelled or delayed in flood-prone areas.
A warning was also issued that there was a chance of flooding in homes and businesses, which could lead to some buildings being damaged.
The UK is currently trying recover from the record-breaking hottest summer.
To reach the average annual rainfall in England, it will take more than 400mm of rain. This would mean that the region must experience the wettest fall ever.
2022 is the driest year since 1976.
It’s a cold weekend in many parts of the UK. Temperatures in Scotland’s northern regions could drop below 0C. “cold plunge”We are looking for heads.
Although it is unlikely to cause disruption, snowfall could be seen in remote areas.
Some parts of the UK may see night temperatures drop to single figures.
Eastern areas are likely to experience showers, although they should become drier and more sunny by the weekend. High pressure will come in from the West and a band containing high pressure will move in. But it will still get cold because of the north-westerly wind that is moving in.
Low pressure could cause gales and heavy rainfall in the northern region of Scotland on Sunday due to low pressure.
Sunday will remain sunny and dry for the majority of people.
Forecasters predict that the unsettled weather will continue through the first week of next week.
Aidan McGivern, Met Office forecaster, said: “Across the UK temperatures are going to be below average for the second half of the weekend and into Monday as well as Tuesday.”
He stated that it would be “most likely the coldest air of the season so far.”
McGivern also added: “It’s certainly going to feel cold first thing with a touch of frost in the North and chilly winds.”
Tuesday will be the coldest day of the season, as the weather is still unsettled. However, temperatures should rise as the week progresses.
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