![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/met-office-issues-11-hour-thunder-warning-as-uk-facing-weekend-washout/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/09/0_Autumn-weather-September-9th-2023.jpg&description=The Met Office has issued two yellow warnings for thunderstorms from 7am until 6pm tomorrow, covering the whole of Wales and the South West, bringing possible flooding and power cuts Brits are bracing for heavy downpours over the weekend, as the September heatwave comes to an abrupt end. Two yellow warnings for thunderstorms are in place from 7am until 6pm tomorrow, covering the whole of Wales and the South West. The Met Office says there is a chance of some flooding and disruption to travel due to lightning strikes, hail and strong winds. It adds: "There is a slight chance that power cuts could occur and other services to some homes and businesses could be lost." Earlier, the weather service said that national severe weather alerts are possible, as humid air moves northwards, bringing the risk of storms. Today, the country will be split, with southern areas getting a dry start, while further north it will be cloudy. There is a threat of some showers forming in the South and West with the chance of thunder, but as the day goes on, it should be dry across the country. Humidity could make for an uncomfortable night in the South, but in parts of rural Scotland, clear skies could result in frosts and temperatures dropping below zero. Met Office meteorologist Ellie Glaisyer said: "It will be a cloudy start for central and northern parts of the UK. "For the South East it will it will be a dry start to the morning. Later on in the day, it should be dry for most places, but it will be sunniest in the South East and in the north of Scotland. Temperatures of 27C are possible in the South East, but in the north it will feel cooler, with temperatures staying in the mid teens. "It will be a mild and humid night in the South which could make for uncomfortable sleeping. But in rural Scotland there will be less cloud cover - we could see frosts with temperatures dropping to minus 1C overnight. On Sunday there will be widespread thunderstorms, but it will start to get drier as the d){kind=link}
The Met Office has issued two yellow warnings for thunderstorms from 7am until 6pm tomorrow, covering the whole of Wales and the South West, bringing possible flooding and power cuts
Brits are bracing for heavy downpours over the weekend, as the September heatwave comes to an abrupt end.
Two yellow warnings for thunderstorms are in place from 7am until 6pm tomorrow, covering the whole of Wales, the South West and part of the West Midlands. The Met Office says there is a chance of some flooding and disruption to travel due to lightning strikes, hail and strong winds.
It adds: “There is a slight chance that power cuts could occur and other services to some homes and businesses could be lost.” Earlier, the weather service said that national severe weather alerts are possible, as humid air moves northwards, bringing the risk of storms.
Today, the country will be split, with southern areas getting a dry start, while further north it will be cloudy. There is a threat of some showers forming in the South and West with the chance of thunder, but as the day goes on, it should be dry across the country.