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Commuters face fresh chaos as Met Office issues weather warnings - Vimarsana News

Commuters face fresh chaos as Met Office issues weather warnings

The Met Office has issued a yellow warning for today and Wednesday, after more than a month's worth of rain fell within 24 hours on Sunday - bringing the country's record breaking heatwave to an end.

Map shows how remnants of Hurricane Nigel will sweep across from the Atlantic this week - lashing the UK with heavy rain and gale force winds as Met Office issues more weather warnings - Vimarsana News

Map shows how remnants of Hurricane Nigel will sweep across from the Atlantic this week - lashing the UK with heavy rain and gale force winds as Met Office issues more weather warnings

Maps from WXCHARTS show how the wet weather will travel across the UK between Tuesday afternoon and Wednesday evening, seemingly reaching its peak at on Wednesday (pictured).

Dorset: Houses explode in ball of flames after being hit by lightning | UK News - Vimarsana News

Dorset: Houses explode in ball of flames after being hit by lightning | UK News

Witnesses said there was a 'loud explosion' and flash of white light in Corfe Mullen, near Poole in Dorset, at around midnight.

It's Soaking September! Map reveals how Britain is set for more flood misery with SEVEN inches of rain set to fall in 36 hours from tomorrow - as nation clears up after deluge left roads and homes under water - Vimarsana News

It's Soaking September! Map reveals how Britain is set for more flood misery with SEVEN inches of rain set to fall in 36 hours from tomorrow - as nation clears up after deluge left roads and homes under water

Britain is set for more flooding misery as eight inches of rain are set to fall within just 36 hours from tomorrow - as the country clears up after downpours left roads and homes under water.