Part of UK Can be defeated with Half a month of rain price In less than a day, Meteorological Office Warned.
Forecaster said Northern Ireland Some can experience the worst Heavy magic of rain On Sunday evening on Monday.
It comes new Amber-level rain warning Along with the eastern counties of Northern Ireland, it was made for several counties to the south of the border.
The warning is applicable till 8 am on Monday for entream, arm and down between 11 am on Sunday. But as there is some uncertainty about the heavy rain range, a wide yellow weather warning for rain persists in Northern Ireland from 6 pm to 6 pm on Sunday.
The expected rainfall is at risk of floods, power cuts and dangerous driving conditions. The forecasts have also warned that there is a small possibility that some communities may be cut off from flooded roads, while rapid flow or deep flood waters may pose a threat to life.
The Forecaster of Met Office Simon Partrid said: “It seems that North Ireland is the place where we can see the most rainfall and certainly the most impressive rainfall can be. They can see 50 to 75 mm of rain within 12 to 18 hours.”
The region records an average of 89 mm of rain in July, which means that more than half a month of rain may come in Northern Ireland in less than a day.
The main meteorologist Andy Page said: “This high intensity rains may flood, which may have an impact on properties, transport networks and power outages.
“Heavy rains come at the beginning of a new working week, so expect the dissolution of Monday morning and check the risk of floods in your area to protect your property.”
There was a yellow -level thunderstorm warning to the western half of northern Ireland between the afternoon and 8 pm on Sunday.
Lot’s of Wales And southwest EnglandThe Met Office warned of “threat to life” as there was thunderstorms in the areas on Sunday.
On Monday, thunder warnings go on many Scotland And England. It is between 3 pm and 9 pm.
UK five -day weather forecast
This evening and tonight:
The rain affects Scotland and North Ireland overnight, while further heavy rains spread to the south, but dried up with a clear mantra in Wales and Central England. Looks fresh in the south, but remains for the northern regions.
monday:
Another cloud, moist start, especially for Southeast and Northern Ireland. Somewhere bright elsewhere, although the rain soon returns: heavy, thunder, and with the risk of hail by noon.
Tuesday to Thursday:
Sunny Mantra and scattered shower remains the theme this week as low pressure continues to bring uncertain conditions. Low rainfall, more sunlight until Thursday, with temperature around seasonal average.