in essex, 40 england, near chelmsford in essex, a0 millimetres of rain injust one hour, bring that intentthan capable of bringing flash flooding. -- rain capable of bringing flash flooding. —— rain that intense. summer mist and fog patches over hills, drizzle around and still one or two heavy bursts of rain, it will continue to feel humid, temperatures 17 degrees gci’oss feel humid, temperatures 17 degrees across the south of england and wales and for sunday, still a lot of cloud across the country, but we will also see heavy downpours are moving in from the south. there is a downpours will get into south—west england quite quickly during sunday morning, but i expect we will see another comp of storms working into the south—east as we head into the early pa rt the south—east as we head into the early part of the afternoon before spreading into east anglia, the midlands and eventually parts of wales as we head into sunday evening. the downpours again are capable of bringing some localised flooding, the best of any limited sunshine are probably across the north—west of the uk, but it will a

afternoon and evening time, we have had some thunderstorms working into parts of eastern england, near chelmsfordre than capable of bringing some flash flooding. overnight tonight, for many of us will stay cloudy and murky, mist and fog patches around coastal hills, extensive drizzle around a one or two heavy bursts of rain, it will continue to feel you made, temperatures 17 degrees across the south of england and wales and for sunday, still a lot of cloud across the country but we're also going to see some heavy downpours moving in from the south. i think those downpours will get south—west england quite quickly during sunday morning, but i suspect we will see another clump of storms working into the south—east as we head through into the early part of the afternoon before spreading to east anglia and the midlands and eventually parts of wales as we head into sunday evening. the downpours again capable of bringing some localised flooding, the best of any limited sunshine is probably across the north—west of the uk but it will be a bit brighter at times across southern parts of england and the so

a month, so the majority of that brought flooding around the writtle area, including around the chelmsfordnorthward. murky around the coast and hills with fog and quite an extensive drizzle and occasional heavier rain mixed in. a humid, warm feel to the air. temperatures starting off sunday morning around 18 degrees in the south. sunday, a cloudy start for many of us and heavy downpours on the way. i think we will see the skies brighten up but the best of any sunshine will be across northwest scotland. through the day, we will quickly see thunderstorms working in the southwest england but another batch of storms is likely to affect southeast england, east anglia and the midlands and maybe wales. thunderstorms capable of bringing torrential downpour so i think we could see some further localised flooding particularly sunday afternoon. for monday, we see an area low pressure drifting northwards so again, we are looking at heavy thundery downpours at times and notice the rain is turning to move northwards and after a dry few days across parts of northern england, northern ireland and scotland

a month, so the majority of that brought flooding around the writtle area, including around the chelmsfordcessive cloud and it is marching its way northward. murky around the coast and hills with fog and quite an extensive drizzle and occasional heavier rain mixed in. a humid, warm feel to the air. temperatures starting off sunday morning around 18 degrees in the south. sunday, a cloudy start for many of us and heavy downpours on the way. i think we will see the skies brighten up but the best of any sunshine will be across northwest scotland. through the day, we will quickly see thunderstorms working in the southwest england but another batch of storms is likely to affect southeast england, east anglia and the midlands and maybe wales. thunderstorms capable of bringing torrential downpour so i think we could see some further localised flooding particularly sunday afternoon. for monday, we see an area low pressure drifting northwards so again we are looking at heavy thundery downpours at times and notice the rain is turning to move northwards and after a dry few days across parts of norther

a month, so the majority of that brought flooding around the writtle area, including around the chelmsfordnd it is marching its way northward. murky around the coast and hills with fog and quite an extensive drizzle and occasional heavier rain mixed in. a humid, warm feel to the air. temperatures starting off sunday morning around 18 degrees in the south. sunday, a cloudy start for many of us and heavy downpours on the way. i think we will see the skies brighten up but the best of any sunshine will be across northwest scotland. through the day, we will quickly see thunderstorms working in the southwest england but another batch of storms is likely to affect southeast england, east anglia and the midlands and maybe wales. thunderstorms capable of bringing torrential downpour so i think we could see some further localised flooding particularly sunday afternoon. for monday, we see an area low pressure drifting northwards so again we are looking at heavy thundery downpours at times and notice the rain is turning to move northwards and after a dry few days across parts of northern england, nort

a month, so the majority of that brought flooding around the writtle area, including around the chelmsfords marching its way northward. murky around the coast and hills with fog and quite an extensive drizzle and occasional heavier rain mixed in. a humid, warm feel to the air. temperatures starting off sunday morning around 18 degrees in the south. sunday, a cloudy start for many of us and heavy downpours on the way. i think we will see the skies brighten up but the best of any sunshine will be across northwest scotland. through the day, we will quickly see thunderstorms working in the southwest england but another batch of storms is likely to affect southeast england, east anglia and the midlands and maybe wales. thunderstorms capable of bringing torrential downpour so i think we could see some further localised flooding particularly sunday afternoon. for monday, we see an area low pressure drifting northwards so again we are looking at heavy thundery downpours at times and notice the rain is turning to move northwards and after a dry few days across parts of northern england, northern ir

into the late afternoon, evening time, we had some thunderstorms in parts of eastern england, near chelmsford. -- rain capable of bringing flash flooding. —— rain that intense. summer mist and

a month, so the majority of that brought flooding around the writtle area, including around the chelmsforde coast and hills with fog and quite an extensive drizzle and occasional heavier rain mixed in. a humid, warm feel to the air. temperatures starting off sunday morning around 18 degrees in the south. sunday, a cloudy start for many of us and heavy downpours on the way. i think we will see the skies brighten up but the best of any sunshine will be across northwest scotland. through the day, we will quickly see thunderstorms working in the southwest england but another batch of storms is likely to affect southeast england, east anglia and the midlands and maybe wales. thunderstorms capable of bringing torrential downpour so i think we could see some further localised flooding particularly sunday afternoon. for monday, we see an area low pressure drifting northwards so again we are looking at heavy thundery downpours at times and notice the rain is turning to move northwards and after a dry few days across parts of northern england, northern ireland and scotland, it will be a greater chan

a month, so the majority of that brought flooding around the writtle area, including around the chelmsfordd it is marching its way northward. murky around the coast and hills with fog and quite an extensive drizzle and occasional heavier rain mixed in. a humid, warm feel to the air. temperatures starting off sunday morning around 18 degrees in the south. sunday, a cloudy start for many of us and heavy downpours on the way. i think we will see the skies brighten up but the best of any sunshine will be across northwest scotland. through the day, we will quickly see thunderstorms working in the southwest england but another batch of storms is likely to affect southeast england, east anglia and the midlands and maybe wales. thunderstorms capable of bringing torrential downpour, so i think we could see some further localised flooding, particularly sunday afternoon. for monday, we see an area low pressure drifting northwards, so again, we are looking at heavy thundery downpours at times and notice the rain is turning to move northwards. and after a dry few days across parts of northern england,

this shopping mall in chelmsford was flooded and had to be evacuated.acuated. kimberly mop up her restaurant in the city and only opened last november. then the coronavirus pandemic came. she was just getting a business back on its feet when she and her staff were confronted with this. within minutes, they were flooded. from the road to the back of the shop, it was all flooded. there was no burning. we didn't know it was going to be this bad. and the shocking thing was it wasn't even for that long. the flooding wasn't confined to essex. bishops stortford in hertfordshire, firefighters used a kayak to rescue two people under dog from a car stuck on a flooded road. apprehensive business owners have the sandbags on stand—by as more heavy rain is forecast. alex dunlop, bbc news. carroll will have more on that weather disruption and what the weather looks like for us throughout the morning today. the first major cruise ship to set sail in the mediterranean in almost five months left the italian city of genoa yesterday. the msc grandiosa has embarked on a sev

this shopping mall in chelmsford was flooded and had to be evacuated.eople and a dog from a car stuck on a flooded road. apprehensive business owners have sandbags on stand—by as more heavy rain is forecast. alex dunlop, bbc news. the world's oldest giant captive panda, has celebrated her 38th birthday at a zoo in in south—west china. that's the equivalent of 11a in human years. xinxing recieved a birthday cake covered with herfavourite foods: bamboo shoots, carrots and watermelons. more than 100 panda fans attended the birthday party at the zoo. which kept her cool. now it's time for a look at the weather with susan powell. hello. we continue with the threat of intense but localised thunderstorms over the next 2a hours, producing scenes like these with clouds on the horizon and this beautiful rainbow. the thundery showers will migrate northward late afternoon into the evening before petering out, then we will see this area of more persistent rain pulling away from northern ireland, swirling across the irish sea to end the night. pretty muggy once again

yesterday and started quite quietly across the south—east of england but come the afternoon in parts of chelmsford90 showers calm down a little bit. but there will be some heavy ones at the end of the night across northern england and wales. pretty humid to the south, 15—16 the lows. without humidity, cloud around first thing monday morning, and poor visibility, the low pressure that is bringing in the low pressure that is bringing in the showers just further north on monday and the prospect across scotla nd monday and the prospect across scotland and northern ireland look in comparison today rather more showery —— with that humidity. northern ireland may escape with a large a fine picture. what will also see is more showers further south across england and wales and, again, some areas will mist them, some will enjoy a dry day was sunny spells. 0thers enjoy a dry day was sunny spells. others will get a real heavy dose of rain and that may have some significant impacts. temperatures around average values for the time of year, about 10 degrees down for some of us on last week. then we look a little