A yellow warning for heavy rain stretching from Dorset to Kent has been issued by the Met Office.
The Met Office has raised the impact level of a weather warning for heavy rain in the south and south-east of England throughout Saturday.
The Met Office said it was raising the impact level of the weather warning to medium to cater for “higher rainfall totals in parts of the South East”.The warning was updated on Saturday morning, removing it from south-western parts of England where the Met Office said the heaviest rain has now passed.
He added: “It doesn’t actually take much more rain for there to be further impacts in relation to surface water issues on roads.” It said the band of wet and windy weather will move north across much of England and Wales during Saturday with blustery heavy showers following. Showers will predominantly be in the west on Sunday with dry and brighter conditions in the east, and no weather warnings are currently issued.
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