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Low pressure system over the North Atlantic is driving a series of weather fronts across the British Isles. With Yellow Rain Warnings issued, the UK braces for an unsettled spell of heavy rain, gusty winds, and possible localised flooding through midweek.
The week began on a generally cloudy note, with widespread showers and brief sunny intervals. As weather fronts pushed in from the west, the most persistent and heaviest rainfall was focused over higher ground in the west, particularly across northern and western Scotland and parts of Wales. These outbreaks are expected to continue, keeping conditions unsettled across much of the country.
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Following prolonged periods of rainfall, rainfall rates are forecast to increase again from tonight into Tuesday, raising the risk of localised flooding and travel disruption, particularly across Cumbria. The Met Office has issued a Yellow Rain Warning for the region, in effect from midnight tonight until midday tomorrow.
Persisting bands of showers through the night
Tuesday’s Forecast: A Wet and Windy Turn
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