US EditionThunderstorms Could Disrupt Transport as Yellow Warning Issued
SOUTH EAST ENGLAND, JUL 17 – The Met Office forecasts 20-30mm of rain per hour with frequent lightning and hail, warning of flooding, power cuts, and transport delays across southeast England this weekend.
- On July 17, the Met Office issued a yellow warning for thunderstorms, in force from 9pm on July 18 to 6pm on July 19, affecting Coventry and Warwickshire.
- The Met Office forecasts severe storms, warning of 20-30mm of rain in under an hour, including frequent lightning, gusty winds, and large hail.
- Transport services could be delayed by spray and sudden flooding, with power cuts and property damage possible, according to the Met Office.
- A Met Office spokesperson cautioned, `Be prepared for weather warnings to change quickly`, encouraging travelers to check conditions before setting off.
- Although the heaviest rain falls this weekend, with a yellow warning in place, residents in Coventry and Warwickshire prepare for potential flooding and transport disruption as the Met Office forecasts heavy, thundery rain.
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