anne ashworth who is a property and personal finance commentator and the business journalistjohn crowley of the uk thanks to storm dead is. it seems as if rain has caused bigger problems. there is a red warning issued for parts of south wales with rain falling on flooded areas and a risk to life. numerous flood warnings. through this afternoon, outbreaks of rain particularly across the south and east of england. further north and east of england. further north and west, things try and brighten up but there will still be showers. in scotla nd but there will still be showers. in scotland particularly, heavy and thundery and wintry over high ground. turning colder as the day goes on. tonight as low—pressure passes close to northern scotland, more strong winds with gusts up to 75 mph. that could cause some damage. over the next couple of days, windy with a mixture of sunshine and showers.

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