by the dutch weather service. here's the good news — the worst of the storm is expected to miss us.s it tracks across southern parts of the country, it'll onlyjust be developing — which means that the worst of the weather will track across the north sea, and unfortunately, impacts the low countries. so, here's that rain as it spreads across southern parts of england and wales through the course of the night. the met office warns there could be some heavy rain in the south — in fact, through wednesday morning, we could see as much as 40mm of rain, the met office warns — and on top of that, gusty winds around the southeast and east anglia. so, here's that rain, early in the morning — you can see it's actually spread a little bit further north, too, but it's not quite as heavy across lincolnshire into the peak district, or even yorkshire. but it does leave behind a legacy of thick cloud and quite chilly conditions. now, here are the winds, up to around gale force, we think around east anglia and the southeast of england. again, the worst of the storm is expected to develop across the n

storm conall was named by the dutch weather service. that, but we're already seeing some rain coming into england and wales. that rain has followed what was a generally dry and sunny picture for many places on tuesday, but this is the developing storm moving up from the south—west, bringing cloud and outbreaks of rain. the heaviest of the rain, overnight and into wednesday morning, will be in the far south—east of england. further north, there will be some rain, but no great amounts, but any more rain, given all the flooding, will not be particularly good news, and further north still, into the far north of england — scotland in particular, and northern ireland — some frost around here early on wednesday, some mist and fog patches, too, but further south, it looks pretty cloudy. the rain should've cleared wales and the south—west by the morning, and that heavy rain clearing the south—east of england by late morning. eventually, this rain does move away from lincolnshire and east anglia, where it will turn quite windy as the rain clears,

storm conall was named by the dutch weather service.what was a generally dry and sunny picture for many places on tuesday. but this is the developing storm moving up from the southwest, bringing cloud and outbreaks of rain. the heaviest of the rain, overnight and into wednesday morning, will be in the far southeast of england. further north, there will be some rain, but no great amounts — but any more rain, given all the flooding, will not be particularly good news. and further north still, into the far north of england — scotland in particular, and northern ireland — some frost around here early on wednesday, some mist and fog patches, too. but further south, it looks pretty cloudy. the rain should've cleared wales and the south west by the morning, and that heavy rain clearing the southeast of england by late morning. eventually, this rain does move away from lincolnshire and east anglia, where it will turn quite windy as the rain clears. and the winds will bring in a few showers along the east coast of scotland and the northeast of e

storm conall was named by the dutch weather service.e're already seeing some rain coming into england and wales. that rain has followed what was a generally dry and sunny picture for many places on tuesday. but this is the developing storm moving up from the south west, bringing cloud and outbreaks of rain. the heaviest of the rain, overnight and into wednesday morning, will be in the far southeast of england. further north, there will be some rain, but no great amounts, but any more rain, given all the flooding, will not be particularly good news, and further north still, into the far north of england — scotland in particular, and northern ireland — some frost around here early on wednesday, some mist and fog patches, too. but further south, it looks pretty cloudy. the rain should've cleared wales and the south west by the morning, and that heavy rain clearing the south—east of england by late morning. eventually, this rain does move away from lincolnshire and east anglia, where it will turn quite windy as the rain clears, and the wind

developing storm conall — and here it is on the satellite picture — it's been named by the dutch weather servicetry, it'll onlyjust be developing — which means that the worst of the weather will track across the north sea, and unfortunately, impacts the low countries. so, here's that rain as it spreads across southern parts of england and wales through the course of the night. the met office warns there could be some heavy rain in the south — in fact, through wednesday morning, we could see as much as 40mm of rain, the met office warns — and on top of that, gusty winds around the southeast and east anglia. so, here's that rain, early in the morning — you can see it's actually spread a little bit further north, too, but it's not quite as heavy across lincolnshire into the peak district, or even yorkshire. but it does leave behind it a legacy of thick cloud and quite chilly conditions. now, here are the winds, up to around gale force, we think, around east anglia and the southeast of england. again, the worst of the storm is expected to develop across the north sea, which means that storm conall w

storm conall was named by the dutch weather service. followed what was a generally dry and sunny picture for many places on tuesday. but this is the developing storm moving up from the south—west, bringing cloud and outbreaks of rain. the heaviest of the rain, overnight and into wednesday morning, will be in the far south—east of england. further north, there will be some rain, but no great amounts — but any more rain, given all the flooding, will not be particularly good news. and further north still, into the far north of england — scotland in particular, and northern ireland — some frost around here early on wednesday, some mist and fog patches, too. but further south, it looks pretty cloudy. the rain should've cleared wales and the south west by the morning, and that heavy rain clearing the south—east of england by late morning. eventually, this rain does move away from lincolnshire and east anglia, where it will turn quite windy as the rain clears. and the winds will bring in a few showers along the east coast of scotland and the n

storm conall was named by the dutch weather service.eady seeing some rain coming into england and wales. that rain has followed what was a generally dry and sunny picture for many places on tuesday. but this is the developing storm moving up from the south west, bringing cloud and outbreaks of rain. the heaviest of the rain, overnight and into wednesday morning, will be in the far southeast of england. further north, there will be some rain, but no great amounts, but any more rain, given all the flooding, will not be particularly good news, and further north still, into the far north of england — scotland in particular, and northern ireland — some frost around here early on wednesday, some mist and fog patches, too. but further south, it looks pretty cloudy. the rain should've cleared wales and the south west by the morning, and that heavy rain clearing the southeast of england by late morning. eventually, this rain does move away from lincolnshire and east anglia, where it will turn quite windy as the rain clears. and the winds will br

weather. hello again. we've had some torrential rain across southern parts of the country this morning, all courtesy of a developing storm, storm connell, so named by the dutch met serviceold start, it's a fine day. a fair bit of sunshine around. a few showers peppering the east coast. we could just see some stubborn areas of fog, slow to clear in northern ireland. could linger all day. the rain continuing to move away from the southeast, but gusty winds following on behind into the southeastern quarter of the country. it's a chilly day. generally, temperatures 4—9 celsius, 1a in the channel islands. now, through this evening and overnight, storm connell continues to move away. high pressure very much in charge of our weather. low pressure with weather fronts out towards the west, but with high pressure in charge overnight, things are going to be fairly quiet and also settled. and it's going to be a cold night with a widespread frost. we could see —5 or —6 celsius in scotland and with all the moisture and just light winds, that's a recipe for some mist and fog patches to form, so we'll have some mist and fog to start the day tomorrow. what you'll find is some of it will

this is the storm carnal so named by— degrees, so this is the storm carnal so named by the dutch weather serviceowers _ it is producing a lot of rain, showers further north and as we come further— showers further north and as we come further south — showers further north and as we come further south the met office has this morning and we are looking at 30 or— this morning and we are looking at 30 or 40 _ this morning and we are looking at 30 or 40 millimetres of rain, especially— 30 or 40 millimetres of rain, especially so in the areas covered by this— especially so in the areas covered by this yellow warning and already we have _ by this yellow warning and already we have had 40 millimetres of rain in parts _ we have had 40 millimetres of rain in parts of— we have had 40 millimetres of rain in parts of dartmoor and 20 millimetres of rain in parts of sussex, — millimetres of rain in parts of sussex, but this rain, although not as heavy, — sussex, but this rain, although not as heavy, is— sussex, but this rain, although not as heavy, is falling in the areas that— as heavy, is falling in the areas