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Met Office Warns of Flooding Threat from Thunderstorms in East England

Summary

  • Second yellow weather warning issued for East England
  • Heavy showers and thunderstorms expected from 11am to 9pm on Monday
  • Potential for 30-50mm of rain within a couple of hours
Met Office Warns of Flooding Threat from Thunderstorms in East England

The Met Office has issued a second yellow weather warning for the east of England, as the region braces for heavy thunderstorms and the risk of flooding on Monday. The warning is in effect from 11am to 9pm, with forecasters predicting scattered heavy showers and thunderstorms, especially during the afternoon and early evening.

While many areas may avoid the worst conditions, some locations could see as much as 30-50 millimetres of rain within a couple of hours. The primary hazard will be the heavy downpours, but the storms are also likely to bring lightning strikes and the potential for hail.

Residents in the affected areas are urged to consider if their location is at risk of flash flooding and to prepare a flood plan and emergency kit if necessary. The Met Office is closely monitoring the situation and has advised people to stay up to date with the latest weather warnings and advice.

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FAQ

The Met Office weather warning is for the east of England.
The weather warning is in effect from 11am to 9pm on Monday.
The thunderstorms could lead to heavy downpours of rain, potential flooding, and disruption.

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