The UK will be hit by a storm at 115 mph and heavy rain at the end of the weekend.

The Met Office has issued a rain warning as the UK is expected to be hit by bora winds at 115 miles per hour and heavy downpours when the country is hit by Atlantic jet streams over the weekend.

The British are reminded of the storm, rain and snow as 115mph Atlantic jet stream hits the country and causes weekend flushing.

After a cold but bright Friday, unrest reigns in much of the country weather it comes with a yellow rain warning issued by it With Office Sunday.

That’s before it will snow next week.

The warning, which covers central and south Wales, states: “It rained heavily on Sunday, causing some disruption.”

He tells people to expect: “Bus and rail services are likely to be affected by longer journeys.

“Spraying and flooding on the roads are likely to prolong travel time. Probably a flood of homes and businesses. “

Temperatures are likely to be higher on weekends than in recent days, although there may be frost on Saturday and mercury will be close to freezing.

“Initially, there will be some mountain snow in Scotland and northern England, but strong and stormy southwest winds will bring milder air, so it will mostly rain mostly,” said Met Office announcer Aidan McGivern.

It is an Atlantic jet stream that could bring winds of up to 115 miles per hour, as two low-pressure systems bombard the UK over the weekend and more than 100mm of rain could fall in some places.

The first low-pressure system will hit the north of the UK in the early hours of Saturday morning, bringing heavy rain.

Maps from WXCharts show 31mm of rain in central and eastern Scotland on Saturday around 3pm and up to 16mm of rain in the north of England later that evening.

The Meteorological Office has warned that the strongest wind will blow through the Irish Sea, with gusts of up to 50 mph blowing on the coasts of north-west England and north-west Wales.

The second low-pressure system will move northeast from south to northeast England during the day and evening on Sunday, bringing heavier rains to much of England and Wales.

On Sunday, the strongest wind will be through the English Channel, with gusts of up to 55 kilometers per hour along the southern coast.

Met Office senior meteorologist Annie Shuttleworth said Express : “Over the weekend, the jet stream will lie across the UK with a wind speed of 115 mph.

“Two low pressures over the weekend and a third in the middle of the week next week.

“Tonight we will see one big low pressure towards the north of the UK that will drag rain fronts across the UK, especially in the western areas on Saturday.

“The second minor low pressure will move northeast from south to northeast England until Sunday and night.

“This will bring heavier rains over much of England and Wales.

“Rainfall is expected to be highest in the western areas, with around 100 mm in some places in Wales over the weekend.

“This resulted in a yellow rain warning for the central areas of Wales.

“Slightly colder and drier early next week, but further low pressure on Wednesday could bring more widespread disturbing strong winds and heavy rains across the UK.”

Forecast for the UK for the next 5 days

today:

The rain has become heavier for some time in southern Scotland, north-west England and Wales. Bright intervals and stormy showers to the north, though fairly mild. The south and east of England may be bright for a while, the south-east of England being dry until evening. For many windy.

tonight:

It will be windy in the north with clear intervals and storm surges. There was light rain across the southern counties, which later became more widespread and stronger for most of the south and west.

Sunday:

Northern Scotland maintains bright intervals and showers. Elsewhere, the rain occasionally affects many areas, in some places severely, especially in the western hills. Maybe later it brightened up in some places. Windy in the south.

Prospects from Monday to Wednesday:

Mostly restless with showers and occasional longer periods of rain, some drier and brighter periods. It will probably be very windy on Wednesday, especially in the north.

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