A flash flood warning was issued by the National Weather Service on Saturday at 10:44 p.m. in effect until Sunday at 12:45 a.m. for Northumberland and Union counties.

After weeks of flip-flops and shorts, the UK will need to don their raincoats as weather warnings come into play this week. A warning for rain came into effect lasting all of Sunday for Wales and central south-west England, with a further two rain warnings - one yellow and one amber- coming into force on Monday.

Heavy rain has caused flash flooding in parts of Herefordshire. Ed O'Driscoll, who represents Ross-on-Wye on Herefordshire Council said the water had been knee-deep in places in parts of the town. He said he had secured a pallet of sandbags and had been handing them out,

Thunderstorms and heavy rain will persist across parts of the UK, as summer officially comes to an end. Thunder and lightning, hail and rain struck various parts of the country on Saturday, including Luton,

Further heavy rain is forecast for parts of the UK following a spell of intense thunderstorms. The Met Office has issued an amber warning for heavy rain across central and southern England during the early hours of Monday.

A weather warning for thunderstorms and heavy showers is in force across much of southern England and Wales. The Met Office says damage to buildings as a result of lightning strikes, disruption to public transport and flooding should be expected within the affected areas.

The Met Office has issued a new yellow weather warning for heavy rain covering parts of the county. The weather warning will be in place all day tomorrow (Monday, September 23) covering parts of west Oxfordshire,

The Met Office has extended a yellow rain warning to Monday, as Britain braces for a rainy weekend. Sunday will see heavy outbreaks of rain moving northwards through the morning across southern England and much of Wales.