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Large parts of the UK are expected to be hit by more heavy rain over the next few days.
The Met Office has issued yellow rain warnings for the South West and the South East on Sunday.
The most impactful winds of the storm are expected to hit Ireland, the Met Office said.
Much of the UK saw sub-zero temperatures in first cold snap of autumn.
Barbara Smith, landlady at the Bulls Head in Strand-on-the-Green, Chiswick, London, said they regularly get water lapping at their windows when the River Thames rises.
Train operators around the UK have advised customers not to travel on Saturday with rail networks widely flooded.
Natural Resources Wales warned that water was rising above local flood defences.
Over 100 people had to be rescued from flooding in Derbyshire on Friday and flood waters are still expected to rise in some parts of the county.
Across England, there were over 353 flood warnings and 248 alerts on Saturday morning.
Patsy received ‘a pat on her head’ for her troubles, according to farmer Llyr Derwydd.
The Met Office predicted that Saturday would be the coldest night of season so far, with sunshine and chilly conditions on Sunday.
Many claims involve damage as a result of blockages to gutters, drains and tunnels designed to carry water under roads.
Strong winds of up to 80mph are set to hit the UK.
The UK has already sweltered through five days of temperatures above 30C in September for the first time, with Saturday making it six-in-a-row.
Global air and sea temperatures reached new highs last month, with scientists confirming what had been predicted several weeks ago.
Paul Jones-King said it has been the ‘second time in three years’ that his road has been subjected to flooding following heavy rainfall.
The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for wind for parts of England and Wales.
There's been a "boom" in visitors from Spain, Italy and Greece, one UK business leader has said.
The west of England is likely to see more settled conditions on Friday before the downpours return.
Tradition suggests the weather on July 15 will be repeated for 40 days.
A yellow weather warning has been issued by the Met Office because of strong winds forecast for Saturday.
Two yellow warnings for thunderstorms are in place for Sunday which could cause some flooding and travel disruption.
The South East is in line for another heatwave this weekend as temperatures soar again.
Thunderstorms and heavy rain are forecast across much of the UK on Monday following the spell of hot weather.
The new system is aimed at making sure everyone is aware of the risks to health of extreme weather.
Some parts of the yellow warning area could see 40 millimetres of rain over a three-hour period, the Met Office said.
A temperature of 20.2C has been recorded in the Scottish Highlands, the Met Office has said.
The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning from Thursday evening as 70mph winds are expected to affect the south of England and Wales.
Forecasters issued a yellow warning for strong winds across central and southern parts of England.
Wintry conditions in the UK have been predicted by the Met Office.
The forecaster has warned that ‘some communities may be cut off by flooded roads’ due to torrential downpours.
Snowfall on Sunday evening forced airports to close their runways and left drivers struggling to get through.
Unseasonably high temperatures have led to ‘exceptionally mild’ conditions.
Slightly above-average rainfall for the UK has not made much of a dent in what has been a dry year, the Met Office said.
Her Majesty will be laid to rest on Monday following a service at Westminster Abbey.
The hot weather has exposed the secrets previously hidden in Britain's reservoirs.
The Met Office has implemented a yellow weather warning from Monday to Wednesday.
The Met Office has warned of flash flooding and power cuts over the next few days.
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