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The Met Office has warned of significant disruption tomorrow as heavy rainfall is expected to hit parts of England. The forecaster issued a warning beginning early tomorrow morning and lasting throughout the day.
The warning reads: “An area of rain is expected to move northeastwards across much of England on Tuesday, with thunder in a few places.
“15-25 mm of rain is likely quite widely with up to 40 mm in a few places, leading to some flooding and disruption.
“However, there is a small chance that this rain will especially intense in a few places with 50-70 mm possible, and more significant disruption where this occurs.
“The rain will clear slowly northeastwards during the day, perhaps lasting into the night across parts of Lincolnshire and Yorkshire.”
Several parts of England will be lashed with downpours, including a large area of London.
Almost all of the midlands is engulfed by the yellow weather warning, with Birmingham, Nottingham and Peterborough all under the alert.
The rain will also spread into parts of the north east, with Hull, Harrogate, Leeds, Bradford, and Darlington all expected to be hit.
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