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The Met Office is forecasting heavy thundery showers on Thursday for parts of the UK with further flood warnings still in place with the remnants of Hurricane Nigel still to batter Britain

Met Office has issued its latest yellow weather warning for heavy rain - as much as 40mm in a few hours - across Southeast England, including London, for this evening

Hurricane Nigel will sweep across the UK later this week with up to 200mm of rain falling in a matter of hours amid fresh flood warnings after 10,000 lightning strikes recorded

Warnings for heavy rain are now in place for more parts of the UK as the remnants of Hurricane Lee bring adverse conditions and the chance of some localised flooding

Strong winds and heavy downpours will also strike parts of the UK today as the remnants of Hurricane Lee sweep across the Atlantic, with weather warnings now in place

The Met Office says remnants of Hurricane Lee could bring 'heavy and persistent' showers to the UK with a yellow rain warning in place, while strong winds will pick up in England and Wales

If you thought that summer had breathed its last warmth over the UK this year then think again, because hot weather is predicted to come back before the end of the month

Met Office confirmed there was a movement in conditions which "weren't unfavourable for a small-scale tornado" to happen last night across West Sussex amid thunderstorms

The Met Office has warned of potential flooding in some areas of the UK in the next 48 hours where two months' of rain is set to fall in some places, bringing flooding and other dangers

The Met Office says the remnants of Hurricane Lee, which hit New England in the US and eastern Canada, is set to move across the UK between Tuesday and Thursday

Severe flash floods hit sections of South West England on Sunday after the Met Office issued an amber warning for thunderstorms. Transport, shops and homes across the area have been affected by the torrential downpour

The amber thunderstorm warning is in place for Devon and Somerset until 4pm today, and could bring "danger to life" due to fast flowing or deep floodwater, said the Met Office

The seasons appear to be finally changing as the boiling hot conditions of last week are plummeting as low as -0.9 in some areas of the country, while in others it's a balmy 17C

The Met Office has issued a new yellow warning for thunderstorms across large parts of the UK from 1pm today until 6am tomorrow, saying there is a chance of floods "causing danger to life"

The Met Office says a month's rain could fall on parts of the UK on Sunday and a "small chance" lives could be put at risk during thunderstorms due to hit the south-west of Britain

The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for thunderstorms across the South West and parts of Wales between 7am and 6pm tomorrow, covering major cities including Bristol, Cardiff and Swansea

The Met Office has issued two yellow warnings for thunderstorms from 7am until 6pm tomorrow, covering the whole of Wales and the South West, bringing possible flooding and power cuts

National severe weather warnings are possible as humid air moves northwards, bringing the risk of thunderstorms, the Met Office warned

Many parts of the UK will see thunder and lighting across the weekend - with Sunday shaping up to be the wettest day and the Met Office

It comes after sweltering temperatures gripped the nation as the mercury peaked at 32.7C at Heathrow Airport, west London, on Saturday, the hottest day of the year

Met Office says settled conditions - and temperatures way above average - are expected soon as it assess its long-term weather forecast for the UK and updates Brits

Weather maps forecast one more day of scorching summer heat this year - with 27C expected in the coming days amid the rain and thunderstorms, before autumn arrives

Although temperatures have dipped in the last few days, forecasters anticipate they'll rise again by the weekend - albeit at the risk of causing thunderstorms in places

Met Office forecasters have looked at the weather for the rest of September after, for seven consecutive days, temperatures hit 30C or above in at least one place in the UK

The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for rain which went into force at 1am and will be in effect until 1pm for parts of the Midlands and northern England