Thunderstorms forecast despite driest spring for decades
Summary
A yellow weather warning is in place for thunderstorms in parts of England and Wales from midday to 10 PM on Monday. These storms could bring heavy rain and potential flooding, even though it has been the driest start to spring in nearly 70 years. After the storms, the weather is expected to clear up with mild temperatures for the rest of the week.Key Facts
- The yellow weather warning for thunderstorms applies from 12:00 to 22:00 BST on Monday.
- The warning covers Wales, the Midlands, the west of England, London, and the South East.
- Up to 50mm (1.9 inches) of rain could fall in a short period, possibly causing transport delays.
- England is experiencing its driest spring start in 69 years.
- Heavy rain is expected to move in from the south early Monday morning.
- Temperatures will stay mild, around the high teens to early 20 degrees Celsius.
- The Environment Agency has warned about protecting water supplies due to dry conditions.
- Some areas in the UK, such as parts of Lancashire and Fife, have not had rain since mid-April.
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