Weather Alerts

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Warnings in place for the region: London & South East England



1. Yellow warning of Rain

Issued at:
1034 on Fri 8 Nov 2013

Valid from:
0900 on Sat 9 Nov 2013

Valid to:
1600 on Sat 9 Nov 2013

Another area of heavy rain is likely to move east across southern parts of England during Saturday.

The public should be aware of the risk of localised disruption due to surface water flooding.

Showers are likely to merge into a 2-3 hour spell of heavy rain as an active trough moves eastwards during Saturday, with parts of southeast England at risk of 15-25 mm of rain falling within that time.

Brighton and Hove, East Sussex, Kent, Medway, Surrey, West Sussex, Isle of Wight, Hampshire, Portsmouth

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Issued at:
1033 on Sun 10 Nov 2013

Valid from:
0005 on Mon 11 Nov 2013

Valid to:
1200 on Mon 11 Nov 2013


Rain spreading eastwards across the UK during Sunday night will become persistent and locally heavy in some areas during Monday before clearing later in the day.

The public should be aware of the potential for localised flooding across Devon and Cornwall on Monday.



An Atlantic frontal system will push east across the UK on Sunday night and during Monday, bringing widespread rain which should become lighter and patchier later on Monday morning. Highest rainfall accumulations are likely to be in western parts, and current saturated ground conditions and high river levels in parts of Devon and Cornwall means that there is potential for some minor disruption due to river flooding here.


Local Authorities affected and associated warning levels
Cornwall, Devon, Plymouth, Torbay