The Met Office has issued a yellow rain warning for most of England and Wales, indicating potential travel disruption and flooding due to ongoing heavy rain this week.
Met Office Chief Meteorologist, Frank Saunders, mentioned that some regions could see between 50 and 80 mm of rain, with the chance of localities exceeding 100 mm, leading to significant travel disruption.
Amber warnings indicate areas with a higher likelihood of impactful rain across the Midlands to the Wash and Humber, signifying that conditions could worsen depending on weather system movement.
Deputy Chief Meteorologist David Oliver indicated that while Tuesday may see quieter weather, unsettled conditions are predicted to resume midweek, bringing more rain and showers to various UK regions.
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