Summary
The Met Office in the UK has issued yellow weather warnings for rain and wind, which could lead to local flooding and difficult driving conditions. These warnings affect parts of Scotland, Northern Ireland, Wales, and southern England on Tuesday and Wednesday. Colder weather is expected from the north by the end of the week.
Key Facts
- The Met Office has issued yellow warnings for rain in parts of the UK, particularly affecting Scotland, Northern Ireland, Wales, and southern England.
- Heavy rain could cause local flooding and make driving conditions difficult.
- Rainfall could reach up to 60-80mm in some areas, especially in south Wales and southwest Scotland.
- The weather is expected to turn colder from Thursday, with Arctic air moving into the region.
- Maximum temperatures in Scotland could drop to 6°C, indicating colder conditions.
- There's potential for snow over the high ground in Scotland as cold air meets rain.
- By next week, all of the UK will experience colder temperatures, with overnight frosts possible.
