UK to avoid any further bad weather this week after flood hell
The UK is set to avoid any further bad weather this week after Monday's flood hell and will return to dry and sunny weather, the Met Office has confirmed.
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The UK is set to avoid any further bad weather this week after Monday's flood hell and will return to dry and sunny weather, the Met Office has confirmed.
Thundery showers and heavy rain will move northwards across the country overnight, as the Met issues yellow weather warnings for showers and thunderstorms in parts of the UK today.
The UK's Met Office issued yellow weather warnings for thunderstorms and rain throughout the country as it forecast temperatures will hit highs of 31C.
Dramatic video footage shows cars at a junction in Golders Green Road in North London battling through deep, murky water, following flash floods that hit the capital earlier this afternoon.
Saturday was the hottest day of the year with highs of 32.3C in Surrey. The North saw heavy rain and even hail and the Met Office issued an amber warning for thunderstorms.