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evere weather warnings have been issued for Wales, south west England, the Midlands, London and the South East and eastern parts of the country.
A deep area of low pressure from the Atlantic is moving slowly north east, touching north Wales before passing over the North Sea by evening - bringing heavy rain and wind with it.
Gusts of wind will reach speeds as fast as 65mph in coastal areas, with large waves of up to 18ft-high in parts of the English Channel.
Sky News weather presenter Sarah Pennock said: "It's a day for layers and waterproofs. I doubt umbrellas will be much use today.
"This is unsually stormy weather for this time of year. It's due to an area of deep low pressure slowly tracking northeastwards throughout Friday.
"Wales and central Ireland will see the worst of this storm as further rain wraps around the southern flank of the low, dumping up to two inches of rain in places, which could cause some localised flooding.
"Expect disruption to transport and a few tree branches on the ground.
"Southern Britain will feel the strongest winds with gale force gusts of up to 65 mph. This could cause a sea swell of up to 4 or 5 metres in the Bristol Channel.
"Southern coastal England will improve this afternoon with some sunshine and a drier spell."
A day of heavy rain is likely for much of the country, with the heaviest rain expected in Wales, the Midlands and western and northern England.
Today's weather has seen a number of events cancelled, including day two of the Suffolk Show, the Canoe Slalom World Cup in Cardiff and the Poole Quay World Oceans Day event and boat cruise.
Also called off due to the weather has been the Ballivor Horse Show in County Meat and some events at Bramham Horse Trials in North Yorkshire.
A spokesman for the Met Office said the South Coast would be battered by severe gales today while temperatures would be cool for the time of year, with the maximum expected to be 16C (61F).
But the strong winds are expected to ease off throughout the day and fall significantly by 8pm or 9pm, though there may still be gusts of up to 55mph in some places.
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Ze bedoelen zeer waarschijnlijk lagedrukgebiedje boven Wales. Hieronder te zien.
evere weather warnings have been issued for Wales, south west England, the Midlands, London and the South East and eastern parts of the country.
A deep area of low pressure from the Atlantic is moving slowly north east, touching north Wales before passing over the North Sea by evening - bringing heavy rain and wind with it.
Gusts of wind will reach speeds as fast as 65mph in coastal areas, with large waves of up to 18ft-high in parts of the English Channel.
Sky News weather presenter Sarah Pennock said: "It's a day for layers and waterproofs. I doubt umbrellas will be much use today.
"This is unsually stormy weather for this time of year. It's due to an area of deep low pressure slowly tracking northeastwards throughout Friday.
"Wales and central Ireland will see the worst of this storm as further rain wraps around the southern flank of the low, dumping up to two inches of rain in places, which could cause some localised flooding.
"Expect disruption to transport and a few tree branches on the ground.
"Southern Britain will feel the strongest winds with gale force gusts of up to 65 mph. This could cause a sea swell of up to 4 or 5 metres in the Bristol Channel.
"Southern coastal England will improve this afternoon with some sunshine and a drier spell."
A day of heavy rain is likely for much of the country, with the heaviest rain expected in Wales, the Midlands and western and northern England.
Today's weather has seen a number of events cancelled, including day two of the Suffolk Show, the Canoe Slalom World Cup in Cardiff and the Poole Quay World Oceans Day event and boat cruise.
Also called off due to the weather has been the Ballivor Horse Show in County Meat and some events at Bramham Horse Trials in North Yorkshire.
A spokesman for the Met Office said the South Coast would be battered by severe gales today while temperatures would be cool for the time of year, with the maximum expected to be 16C (61F).
But the strong winds are expected to ease off throughout the day and fall significantly by 8pm or 9pm, though there may still be gusts of up to 55mph in some places.
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Ze bedoelen zeer waarschijnlijk lagedrukgebiedje boven Wales. Hieronder te zien.
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