A Yellow weather warning Many parts of Britain are in place, most of the wind and bang shower in the country are expected.
Heavy rainfall And strong winds are going to occur in the Northeast England, Northwestern England, South -West areas ScotlandStratchlide, Yorkshire and Hamber, Central, Tidside and Murali, and Northern Ireland,
Met -office Said that floods and power cuts can be expected on homes, businesses and roads and warning of rapid flow or deep water can be warned that can create “threat to life”.
In a statement posted online, the Met Office said: “Be prepared to change the weather warning quickly: When the weather warning is issued, the Met office advises to be up -to -date with the weather forecast in your area.”
Heavy rains are expected till 3 am on Sunday morning. The Met office receives about 20 to 40 mm of rain, with some areas looking up to 100 mm.
The Meteorological Agency said that the rain will spread towards the north -east on Saturday and the areas may have strong strong winds and thunder.
In northern Ireland, county entreams and county downs will receive 80 mm of rain from 3 pm to 3 pm on Sunday morning.
In the early hours of Sunday morning, heavy heavy rains would have been cleared from Wales and will be ease in Northern England and Scotland from Sunday morning. Strong winds and rain will be strong throughout the day.
Matthew Lehnart, the chief meteorologist at the Met Office, said: “Through this period, widespread falls in Wales and North England during 20–30 mm of rain, probably 60–80 mm with some places.
He also said that there was also a chance of a small magic of strong winds, which could develop as a low pressure area.
“Winds will initially be strong in some western and south-western regions, before migrating to the north-east, cleaning in the North Sea during the early hours of Sunday morning. The warnings are expected to experience very strong winds due to not having everywhere in the warning area, some inland places can be seen 65-75 miles per hour.”
The strongest winds are likely to be held on Saturday afternoon and evening along the Bristol channel and the West Wales coast and then in the evening on Sunday morning along the East and North Sea Coast of England.
The Met Office has reminded people to check the road conditions to avoid delay and see if there is a flood threat to their property (if so, the advice is to prepare a flood plan and an emergency flood kit). A yellow weather warning has very little possibility and a moderate effect.
Floods are expected in the Kaswik Campsite at Lake District, the only flood warning issued by the Environment Agency later this week, while 24 flood alerts have been issued across the country, suggests that a holocaust may be possible.
According to the Met Office, the UK is forecast for the coming weeks.
Today
The rain band was located in the South -West in the South -West in the UK, heavy in the afternoon for Wales and parts of northern England. Sunny offers mantras on either side of this, but with some rain, probably thunder in the far south -east for a time.
tonight
Rain, heavy at first, slowly cleaning with strong winds for a time. Banging rain and clear mantra in the answer. Pachi rural frost is possible in Scotland.
sunday
Clouds and light rain runs in England and South in Wales. Follow the rain from the north, feel a cooler with a temperature falling below the average. Pawan cold marked in the Northeast.
Outlook from Monday to Wednesday
Changing the dryer for most areas next week with a good number of Sunny Mantras. It was repeatedly rained in South -East England. Looks quite cold with fog and frost throughout the night.