Latest Weather: Met Office Yellow Warnings For Rain And Wind

10 August 2019, 11:21

The Met Office has issued yellow warnings for wind and thunderstorms across the UK; with strong winds, slow-moving thundery showers and a chance of local flooding.

Two yellow warnings have been issued by the Met Office warning of wind and thunderstorms.

For the Midlands, Wales, and south of England, strong winds are expected to cause some disruption - in particular throughout Saturday daytime with a warning for tricky driving conditions.

Meanwhile in the north of England and into Scotland slow-moving thundery showers throughout the day may produce some torrential downpours which could cause local flooding and disruption to travel.

Met Office Meteorologist Greg Dewhurst said: "Tricky driving conditions out there, some very strong winds with gusts of up to 40-45mph in land, 50-60 around the coast with some heavy showers.

"And with much lighter winds in Scotland those showers are slow moving so some torrential downpours in some places.

"There are some sunny spells in between, so it's not raining everywhere, but it's pretty unsettled for this time of year."

Met Office has issued yellow warnings for wind and thunderstorms across the UK this weekend
Met Office has issued yellow warnings for wind and thunderstorms across the UK this weekend. Picture: PA

"We have weather warnings in force for the rest of today, and also further heavy rain is expected across southern Scotland and northern parts of England throughout the day tomorrow," he said.

"The week ahead looks very unsettled as well, there'll be some heavy showers at times, perhaps some longer spells of rain as well.

"Temperatures overall will be around average, so where we do get some sunny spells it won't feel too bad."

Watch above.

More Tom Swarbrick

See more More Tom Swarbrick

Exclusive
British troops could be stationed in Ukraine, a Trump ally has said.

Trump's counter-terrorism chief says British troops could be stationed in Ukraine if ceasefire is agreed

Exclusive
Richard Tice thinks Reform "has the momentum" to challenge at the next election.

Reform deputy leader Richard Tice says 'hundreds of thousands' could lose jobs due to Labour's 'appalling' Budget

Exclusive
The terror watchdog was speaking to LBC's Tom Swarbrick

Terror watchdog warns hostile nations could use 'ordinary Brits' to 'carry out acts of sabotage'

Exclusive
Robert Jenrick Launches His Bid To Be The Next Conservative Party Leader

Social housing should be focused on ‘people who have been here for a long time’, Robert Jenrick tells LBC

Tom Swarbrick speak to Jonathan Dekel-Chen

Israeli hostage's father tells LBC Benjamin Netanyahu must 'negotiate with Satan' to bring hostages home

Exclusive
One child strip searched every 14 hours report reveals, as minister admits police searches 'taking place in chicken shops'

One child strip searched every 14 hours as commissioner says police searches 'taking place in chicken shops'

Nigel Farage waded into the row between Keir Starmer and Elon musk

'I pray he's wrong': Nigel Farage tells LBC following Elon Musk's claim 'civil war is inevitable' in Britain

Exclusive
Nigel Farage has refused to apologise after making the comments after the stabbing attack in Southport

Nigel Farage refuses to apologise over claims made about Southport attacker being known to police

Exclusive
Policing minister Dame Diana Johnson has told LBC that courts could sit through the night to bring “speedy justice” to those taking part in violent demonstration

Courts could sit through night to bring 'speedy justice' to violent protesters, policing minister tells LBC

Exclusive
A sister has described the moment she punched a crocodile to save her sister.

'I wasn't going to leave her behind': Twin recalls punching crocodile to save sister

Exclusive
Susan Hall has dismissed Ed Miliband's claim that she would be an 'embarrassment' to Britain as the next London mayor.

Susan Hall dismisses as 'nonsense’ after Ed Miliband said she would be an ‘embarrassment’ as London Mayor

Exclusive
UK should prepare for 'something close to war', Nato's deputy tells LBC, amid warning members have 'neglected defence'

UK should prepare for 'something close to war', Nato's Deputy General tells LBC, as he warns Russia 'cannot be trusted'

Emma Webber (left) speaking to LBC

Mother of Nottingham attack victim Barnaby Webber blasts police ‘mistruths’ after force is put in special measures

Lord Harrington said there should be a cap on the number of asylum seekers the UK takes.

Former refugees minister Lord Harrington calls for a cap on the number of asylum seekers the UK takes

Mel Stride has backed the PM

Rishi Sunak has 'absolutely not' betrayed nation over Rwanda plan, insists minister after Braverman's attack on PM

Tom and caller

'Our family is there': Mother shares heartbreaking experience of being a British Jew during Israel-Hamas conflict