"Over the next few days we'll see more rain into areas of the country which have already been hit by flooding, and the saturated ground contributes to the ongoing likelihood of some disruption caused by the coming rain. The totals we're expecting aren't comparable to Storm Chandra, but with around 25 mm possible each day in parts of the Yellow warning areas, it could be sufficient to lead to difficult travel conditions and further flooding in places."
"This band of rain will move gradually northeast through Thursday night and Friday, bringing rain for much of the country. On Friday, a rain warning is in force for Northern Ireland for much of the day. As it moves northeast overnight, this front is likely to bring some short-lived snowfall to high ground in the north of Wales, northern England and Scotland, though this is likely to fall as rain to lower levels."
Low pressure will dominate the UK's weather for the next few days, bringing bands of rain and heightened flood risk to already saturated areas. A Yellow rain warning covers southwest England on Thursday, with the band moving northeast through Thursday night and Friday and a separate rain warning affecting Northern Ireland. The front may produce short-lived snowfall on high ground in northern Wales, northern England and Scotland while lower levels see rain. Another low arriving from the southwest will bring further rain into parts of southwest England into Saturday. Saturated ground increases the chance of travel disruption and localized flooding; the weekend remains unsettled with Saturday wetter and Sunday drier but largely cloudy.
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