Met Office rain warning issued for southern England
A yellow weather warning for rain covering southern England has been issued. The Met Office has put out the warning, which covers Kent, East and West Sussex and Surrey, between 17:00 BST on Thursday and 10:00 on Friday. Officials warned of possible flooding, power cuts and disruption to transport.
Met Office issue yellow weather warning as flash flooding wreaks havoc across England
The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for Thursday as heavy rain is set to hit the UK, just days after flash flooding wreaked havoc. Parts of north-east England are expected to see further disruption to transport routes and homes, just days after a month’s rainfall fell on Monday, reaching 100mm in some areas.
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