Full record of climate alerts as Met Office points uncommon ‘hazard to life’ warning
The fresh alert is in force from 6pm on Monday until 6pm on Tuesday with people told that heavy rain may bring some flooding and travel disruption in some parts of the UK
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All you need to know about Met Office weather warnings as 32 areas braced for floods
- A ‘danger to life’ weather warning has been issued by the Met Office with Brits warned about travel chaos due to heavy downpours and flooding across 32 areas.
- The fresh alert is in force from 6pm on Monday until 6pm on Tuesday with people told that heavy rain may bring some flooding and travel disruption in some parts of the UK
- Regions and local authorities affected include London and South East England, South West England and Wales. West Midlands It’s also shaping up to be a soggy weekend, with numerous downpours expected across the nation today.
- Bands of showers will be most persistent across south Wales and southwest England, and some of these will be heavy, with the odd rumble of thunder.
- The best chance of any dry weather will be across parts of Northern Ireland, northeast England and southeast Scotland. Temperatures will be near normal to rather mild, tempered by brisk winds in the south
- READ THE FULL STORY: Met Office ‘danger to life’ warning as 32 areas brace for floods – full list
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