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Britain faces brief bank holiday reprieve as downpours which sparked flooding chaos will make way for sunny spells - but more rain and thunderstorms are on the horizon - Vimarsana News

Britain faces brief bank holiday reprieve as downpours which sparked flooding chaos will make way for sunny spells - but more rain and thunderstorms are on the horizon

Forecasters say all regions of the UK will see some dry spells over the weekend, with the sunniest and driest periods coming on Saturday.

Cumbria floods: All the aftermath from heavy rain this week - Vimarsana News

Cumbria floods: All the aftermath from heavy rain this week

Carlisle was hammered by the most rainfall in the country on Wednesday May 2, causing chaos as rivers flooded across the city and wider Cumbria.

Nine flood warnings issued for Cumbria - people urged to be prepared - Vimarsana News

Nine flood warnings issued for Cumbria - people urged to be prepared

Ten flood warnings and five flood alerts have been issued for Cumbria.

Rain chaos grips UK: Trains disrupted and sandbags delivered to homes as heavy downpours spark deluges - with amber 'danger to life' warning and 116 flood alerts in place - Vimarsana News

Rain chaos grips UK: Trains disrupted and sandbags delivered to homes as heavy downpours spark deluges - with amber 'danger to life' warning and 116 flood alerts in place

Avanti West Coast services were cancelled after the line became deluged between Carlisle and Lockerbie, with passengers warned: 'Do not travel north of Preston'.

Glasgow Central train services cancelled due to flooding - Vimarsana News

Glasgow Central train services cancelled due to flooding

Glasgow Central train services have been cancelled due to 'heavy flooding'.