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• Strong winds and heavy rain mid-week

  Heavy rain  Whilst much of the UK have seen a fine start to the week, rain and stronger winds are affecting parts of Northern Ireland and Scotland. This rain will sink into more central areas of the UK on Tuesday, likely persisting for much of Wednesday as well. Rainfall totals are expected

• A cloudy start to the week before turning colder with wintry hazards

  and outbreaks of rain, heaviest and most persistent over western hills. Blustery showers will follow into the northwest with a chance of snow on Scottish mountains. It will be a windy day with gales possible on exposed coasts and hills.  Rainfall totals could reach 30 to 50 mm over the Lake District

• Amber warning for rain issued

  , Lincoln and as far north as Middlesbrough is under a Yellow weather warning where rainfall totals could widely reach 20-40mm with 60-40mm possible over high ground. There is a further separate Yellow warning for rain in north Wales.    Chief Meteorologist Neil Armstrong said, “With a weather front from

• UK weather forecast: remaining unsettled for many with further rain on the way

  to the ongoing likelihood of some disruption caused by the coming rain. “The totals we’re expecting aren’t comparable to Storm Chandra, but with around 25 mm possible each day in parts of the Yellow warning areas, it could be sufficient to lead to difficult travel conditions and further flooding in places

• Warnings issued ahead of an unsettled end to the week

  pic.twitter.com/fCc4QVsKtV — Met Office (@metoffice) September 29, 2022 “As well as strong winds a band of heavy rain will affect many areas of the country, however rainfall totals are expected to build in western parts of Scotland, up to 40mm in one or two places. With potentially gale force winds

• Amber warning for rain

  Éireannnamed Storm Callum, which is an intense area of low-pressure passing to the west of Ireland, northern England and Scotland during Friday. This is the third named storm of the season. Throughout Friday and Saturday, parts of South Wales, covered by the Amber Weather Warning, could see rainfall totals

• Rain to reign as low-pressure dominates the forecast

  from the west. This will bring periods of heavy rain at times, with the risk of thunderstorms further east.   “Within the yellow warning area on Saturday, rainfall totals of 30 to 40mm are possible within a three-hour period in some places, with a low risk of between 80 and 100mm in 24 hours for some

• UK heading for days of thunder

  until Wednesday. “Although not all places will be affected, where thunderstorms occur there is the potential to for very large rainfall totals, but when that heavy rain is falling on extremely dry ground, the risk of flash flooding is much more pronounced. "With no meaningful rainfall in some southern

• Turning colder with snow risk for some

  Cold air is beginning to exert its influence in the far north of Scotland today (Monday) and will gradually sink southwards through the early part of this week. This will bring further rain to western Scotland and then much of England and Wales on Tuesday, with totals likely to be highest

• Amber rain warning issued for Eastern parts of Northern Ireland

  Sunday night, bringing totals of possibly 50-75 mm in just a short period of time. This high intensity rainfall can lead to flooding, with impacts on properties, transport networks and power outages. “The heavy rain comes at the start of a new working week so expect disruption to the Monday morning