Yellow Weather Warning Hits South-East for Weekend
The Met Office has thrown a yellow weather warning over the South-East from Saturday afternoon through Sunday. Prepare for heavy rain set to cause chaos on the roads and public transport.
Flooding and Delays Loom
The warning runs from 5pm Wednesday to 6am Thursday across the South and South-East of England. Expect spray and flooding on roads, potentially causing longer journey times. Bus and train services will “probably be affected.” The Met Office also warns of possible flooding of homes and businesses.
Heavy Rain and Strong Winds Expected
- Rain will develop over south Wales and southwest England on Saturday afternoon, slowly moving east and clearing by early Sunday.
- Persistent rain will hit hills hardest, with heavy downpours expected widely.
- Rainfall totals: 15-25mm common, with 40-60mm possible over hilly areas in south Wales and southwest England.
- Strong winds to gust 45-55 mph around hills and coasts.
Stay alert and plan ahead this weekend as the wet and windy weather hits.
