Live Updates as Heavy Rainfall Hits Parts of Wales

Today, parts of Wales are bracing for a significant amount of rain, equivalent to a month’s worth of precipitation. The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning, highlighting the risk of flooding in some areas. Heavy and persistent rain is expected to affect southern regions of the country, potentially leading to hazardous driving conditions, road closures, and possible damage to buildings.

• The Met Office warns of a month’s worth of rain falling in some areas.
• Potential for flooding in homes and businesses.
• Dangerous driving conditions and road closures expected.

According to the Met Office forecast, southern and central Wales will experience cloudy conditions with outbreaks of rain throughout the day. The temperature is set to reach a maximum of 18°C, with a brisk breeze adding to the humid conditions. Overnight, heavy rain will persist in the south before easing temporarily, maintaining warm and muggy weather with brisk winds from the northeast.

“Some parts missing the worst, but heavy rain becomes more extensive on Thursday, with some flooding impacts… Heavy rain may lead to some travel disruption and flooding in places across southern England and southern Wales during Friday.”

In contrast, northern areas of Wales are forecasted to remain dry with temperatures reaching 26°C, providing a reprieve from the wet conditions affecting the southern regions.

• The warning highlights heavy rain and potential flooding in southern regions.
• Drier conditions expected in northern parts of Wales.
• Maximum temperature of 26°C forecasted for Flintshire on Friday.

Stay tuned for further updates on the evolving weather situation across Wales.