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13/08/2015
Severe Weather Warning Issued
The Met Office has issued a Yellow warning for rain affecting much of England and Wales, and parts of Scotland, throughout Friday, 14 August.
Rain is likely to be both persistent and heavy at times, with a risk of thunder, most likely over parts of England and Wales. There is a risk that intense thundery downpours may develop again during the late afternoon and evening across south east England and East Anglia, the forecaster said.
The public should be aware of a significant risk of localised disruption due to surface water flooding. Lightning may be an additional hazard.
The weather warning remains in place throughout Friday.
(MH/JP)
Rain is likely to be both persistent and heavy at times, with a risk of thunder, most likely over parts of England and Wales. There is a risk that intense thundery downpours may develop again during the late afternoon and evening across south east England and East Anglia, the forecaster said.
The public should be aware of a significant risk of localised disruption due to surface water flooding. Lightning may be an additional hazard.
The weather warning remains in place throughout Friday.
(MH/JP)
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