Weather

Rain in the south of the country will gradually move north during the day and could bring localised flooding.

Conditions will turn cloudy, windy and very wet across much of England and Wales overnight tonight and through tomorrow.

Another deep area of low pressure will sweep in from the southwest overnight tonight.

Wind and rain clearing eastwards. Cold and bright to the northwest.

Through the day, all areas will turn drier, with winds easing.

First named storm of the season is forecast to hit overnight

Over an inch of rain and wind gusts up to 80 mph forecast in places tonight.

The Met Office has issued an amber "be prepared" weather warning ahead of the storm for coastal winds and gusts of up to 80 mph.

First named storm of the season is forecast to hit overnight

The Met Office has issued an Amber "be prepared" weather warning of wind for London and the south east England ahead of the arrival of Storm Angus.

The storm is expecting to move northeast across southern and southeast England on Sunday with gusts of 70-80 mph possible.

It is expected to be accompanied by heavy rain, with 20-40 mm expected within a 6-9 hour period, according to the Met Office's Chief Forecaster.

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