"This rain will be persistent for a time, again falling on saturated ground in places, but will clear to leave a drier end to the day across much of England and Wales. After a showery start to Monday, an approaching area of low pressure over the North Atlantic will bring heavy rain and strong winds from late Monday into Tuesday. A yellow warning for rain has been issued for Monday, affecting parts of Wales, south and southwest England, and the southwest Midlands."
"The area of low pressure responsible may undergo fairly rapid deepening just as it approaches the UK, which often leads to lower confidence in its exact track and depth. This can have significant impacts on which areas experience the strongest winds and heaviest rain. However, it is quite likely many parts of the UK will experience spells of rain which, given how saturated the ground is, could lead to some flooding with delays to road and rail travel."
An area of low pressure will move in from the west overnight, bringing a band of rain that spreads northeast across much of the UK on Sunday. Persistent rain will fall on already saturated ground but should clear to a drier end to the day across much of England and Wales. After a showery start to Monday the low is likely to deepen, producing heavy rain and strong winds from late Monday into Tuesday. A yellow rain warning covers parts of Wales, south and southwest England and the southwest Midlands, with potential flooding and travel delays. December is expected to remain unsettled with further wet, windy systems possible.
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