Forecasters have issued warnings for thunderstorms and heavy showers on Sunday, affecting much of England and parts of eastern Wales.The Met Office has alerted to a "small chance of flooding and disruption" in some areas due to the weather conditions.
The yellow warning, which advises people to "be aware," began at 04:00 BST and covers extensive areas including southern England, the Midlands, and the north. It will remain in effect until 21:00 BST.Thunderstorms and heavy rain are expected to develop in southern England on Sunday morning and progress northwards throughout the day. The warning spans from the Isle of Wight to Newcastle upon Tyne in England, and includes Monmouthshire, Newport, Torfaen, and eastern Wrexham in Wales.
The Met Office has indicated that flooding could occur, with "frequent lightning strikes and hail" posing additional risks in southern and central England.
BBC Weather forecasts heavy showers and thunderstorms to start in southern England on Sunday morning, moving northward through the Midlands, east Wales, and into northern England.While the yellow warning covers a broad area, the most intense downpours with frequent lightning and gusty winds will be sporadic, so not everyone in the warned zones will experience severe conditions. It's advised to stay updated with the latest forecasts as the situation may evolve.
Outside of the thunderstorms, there will be some sunny spells. The day will be very warm and humid, especially in southeastern England where temperatures could reach up to 29°C in the afternoon. Elsewhere, temperatures will generally be in the low to mid-20s Celsius.
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