#heavy-rain

#heavy-rain

The National Weather Service has issued a flood watch for all of South Florida through Tuesday, warning of potential rainfall totals reaching 10-plus inches in some areas.

Authorities are searching for missing people following a landslide in Indonesia's Central Java, triggered by heavy rain, leading to 16 deaths and ongoing search efforts.

The main feature of Storm Darragh will be heavy rainfall expected in northern and western parts of the UK, with snowfall predicted above 200m.

Counties Galway, Mayo, Clare and Donegal will be under a Status Orange wind warning from 12pm tomorrow until 9pm, with effects including coastal flooding and fallen trees.

Met Office Chief Meteorologist, Neil Armstrong, said: "We are expecting an area of slow-moving showers and thunderstorms to develop this afternoon and evening across parts of the Midlands. The rain will fall onto already saturated ground, potentially affecting communities still recovering from recent flooding. An Amber warning has been issued covering the areas of increased risk of impacts."