Rain warnings galore Mon-Thurs this week.

[OhYouBadBadKitten]

Not exactly flaming June so far.
www.metoffice.gov.uk/weather/warnings-and-advice/uk-warnings#?date=2019-06-10

Lots of water to come out of the sky. Yesterday proved to be very dramatic in parts of south Wales and the SW. Let's hope that it's not quite so dramatic for the east. Though it does need the rain.

Just started raining in South Yorkshire

DS1 on half term and trying to have a nice day out in London - we are both soaked to the knees, the tube is like a sauna, traffic is gridlocked everywhere and the rain and wind is awful! I think we may give up and try another day!!

(Though the Frank Bowling exhibition at the Tate Britain was amazing and totally worth battling the elements to get there. We both loved it!)

Oh dear. I'm happy for my garden and allotment but expecting a huge growth in weeds after this week which is not ideal. Really hoping for a decent weekend as DD is doing her D of E Bronze expedition in West Sussex.

I've just noticed an amber warning for London and South East! Just in time for the school run!

Half term now?

I'm going to look at this deluge in a positive light. No shorts weather for the next week or so gives me a window to get my legs ready to be waxed before summer arrives.

And my allotment spuds will be happy. but being shallow I'm mostly glad I can sort out my hair removal timetable.

Not half term here Tapas - ours went back last Monday!

Ick. It's horrible and grey and dark. I might have to put the heating on in a bit.

Tapas DS2 was off two weeks ago like the rest of the world, DS1's school waits until common entrance is over before the whole school can have their half term.

Been raining non stop since 3am in my bit of Hertfordshire...
Still, a drop in June keeps yer farm in tune as they say...they being farmers obvs...

Hasn't stopped since 4am here in SE London and now we have an amber in place. I've just put the heating on.

It hasn’t stopped raining in London for hours now... my garden certainly needs it.

Amber warnings out now.
www.metoffice.gov.uk/weather/warnings-and-advice/uk-warnings#?date=2019-06-10&id=b51c9d14-e1f2-437d-a038-9373e3d7caf1

snapshot.

I strolled out to the car this morning at 7am in a dress (ok I have tights on) and no coat
1pm its hailstones

It's been raining steadily today here but not heavily and the temperature isn't bad. Maybe it will be worse tomorrow but life goes on.

For some today, flooding will happen. I'm going into a meeting now, so if this can get bumped a bit Id be grateful.

Forecast says it will be much the same rest of week but a bit more sun and quite fine on Friday. Oh the joy of living in SE London. However, weather forecasts aren't always accurate.

Forecasting my hobby :)

You can see where the most intense rainfall is at present. Interesting looking convegence zone out to the west too. It may produce a few funnel clouds. Tomorrow, there is potential for some weak tornadoes to spin up over the western side.

My washing dried before the rain started at 2pm but it’s not stopped since. Was fairly steady until about 7:30 but it’s been getting more intense since (South Warks).

Got out in the church garden for half an hour this morning as it looks like it will be too soggy the rest of the week. Weeds are bloody growing but the slugs ate the vegetable plants.

Aftermath of yesterday's rainfall www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-kent-48591882

OhYouBadBadKitten, do you see anything in the forecast - even just glinting on the horizon, that's just a little bit brighter and less wet??Here in Manchester, we've had plenty of the wet and grey stuff - even by Manchester's standards!

Or do I need to start planning my ark?

Maybe by the middle of next week it might be gently showery and less throwing buckets at different parts of the UK.

I'll take that, thanks. My heating keeps clicking on and off, this is right in June.