"Low pressure moving across the south of the UK on Thursday will bring both a spell of heavy rain and areas of strong winds. The rain is expected to arrive from the southwest during Wednesday evening, before spreading northeast to many parts of England and Wales during Thursday, leading to difficult driving conditions and the risk of flooding in a few places. At the same time, winds are expected to pick up along south coastal areas in particular."
"It is worth noting that there is a greater than usual uncertainty surrounding the track and intensity of this low-pressure system, so the public should stay up to date with the latest forecasts and warnings as the situation evolves, with adjustments to the forecasts likely at short notice. Away from the warning areas Thursday will widely be a wet and windy day across England and Wales before sunny spells and blustery showers develop."
Low pressure will move in from the west on Wednesday evening, bringing an unsettled period for much of England and Wales. A Yellow National Severe Weather Warning for rain and wind is in place, highlighting potential travel disruption, coastal impacts, and localized flooding. Rain will arrive from the southwest Wednesday evening and spread northeast through Thursday, creating difficult driving conditions and flood risk in some areas. Strong northwesterly and northerly gusts of 45–55 mph are expected, with coastal gusts to around 65 mph and a small chance of higher gusts. Track and intensity remain uncertain and forecasts may be updated at short notice. Conditions will turn cooler by the weekend.
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