"Prolonged heavy rainfall" means there will be some flooding in the south of England on Sunday and Monday, the Environment Agency (EA) has said. The Met Office has issued a yellow rain warning for the region,

The UK is set for more travel chaos this week as heavy snow turns to rain and flooding overnight, the Met Office warned. The forecaster warned of heavy rainfall across much of central and southern England between Sunday and Monday morning – with bus and train services set to be affected.

Parts of the United Kingdom have been swamped by heavy rains and powerful winds that disrupted New Year's celebrations.

A 'Do not travel' warning has been issued in the North of England as heavy rain has flooded homes and caused disruption throughout Greater Manchester this morning (Jan 1). Police rescue people from the A555 as multiple roads and motorways have been closed as a result of the severe flooding.

Heavy rain has fallen across Sussex causing flooding and disruption to some travel services. A Met Office yellow weather alert and flood warnings are in place across the county, including a property flood warning for Hellingly and Horsebridge on the Cuckmere and Bull Rivers.

Heavy snow and freezing rain are expected to hit parts of England and Wales this weekend, with the Met Office warning there could be considerable disruption in some areas. The new, more severe warnings cover northern England,

A yellow weather warning for rain has been issued for the south coast. The Met Office has warned of heavy rainfall from 9am today, January 5, until 9am tomorrow January 6. The warning covers East and West Sussex,

Heavy rainfall is set to continue into tomorrow. The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning over Dorset. The warning came into place this morning and will continue until 9am tomorrow (Monday 6).