Met Office has warned that severe weather may head to West Berkshire tonight
The Met Office has urged people in the South to prepare for severe weather after 5pm today.
As we approach the second anniversary of flash floods which devastated the district on July 20 2007, the Met Office said it expects showers and thunderstorms with "torrential downpours" later today.
The severe weather will spread from the Southwest this evening.
Although some places may miss downpours, some areas will receive 15-30mm of rain in 3 hours or less, according to weathermen.
The Met Office said: "The public are advised to take extra care and refer to the 'Highways Agency' for further advice on traffic disruption on motorways and trunk roads."
The Met Office has urged people in the South to prepare for severe weather after 5pm today.
As we approach the second anniversary of flash floods which devastated the district on July 20 2007, the Met Office said it expects showers and thunderstorms with "torrential downpours" later today.
The severe weather will spread from the Southwest this evening.
Although some places may miss downpours, some areas will receive 15-30mm of rain in 3 hours or less, according to weathermen.
The Met Office said: "The public are advised to take extra care and refer to the 'Highways Agency' for further advice on traffic disruption on motorways and trunk roads."
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