Fresh warning of storms and flooding
Heavy rain could bring more flooding and disruption across the West Midlands at the weekend, the Met Office has warned.Some areas would see little rain, forecasters said, but some places could see 30mm in an hour and 60mm in six hours, with the potential for frequent lightning, strong winds and hail.Where flooding or lightning strikes occur, there is a chance of delays and some cancellations to train and bus services, passengers have been advised.
“While there is a high likelihood that thunderstorms will develop over England and Wales, there remains a large amount of uncertainty in exactly where these develop," said a Met Office spokesperson.
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