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The Met Office has issued yellow thunderstorm warnings for today, Tuesday and Wednesday which could also cause disruption on roads and rails. It comes after a ...

On Tuesday a yellow warning for thunderstorms is in place for England and Wales from midnight on Monday until 11.59pm on Tuesday. On Monday the warnings are in place for Scotland and Northern Ireland until 11.59pm. Another is in place for England and Wales from 10am today until 11.59pm tonight. Meanwhile, a heat-health alert issued by the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) is in place until 9am on Tuesday 16 August for England. Then on Wednesday southern parts of England have a warning in place from 9am until 11.59pm.

Met Office national morning forecast for August 15 - Thunderstorm warnings for much of the UK and cooler conditions continue through the week.

Here at Derbyshire Live, we've put together an hour-by-hour look at the weather forecast for Derby today. Where flooding or lightning strikes occur, there is a chance of delays and some cancellations to train and bus services. The Met Office's warning came into force at 6am this morning, Monday (August 15), and will be in place until midnight tomorrow, Tuesday, August 16.

The UK is entering a more unsettled period of weather, with thunderstorms dominating the forecast up to Wednesday.

Keep track of current weather warnings on the weather warning page. With two weeks to go until the end of summer, it is not feasible that any expected rainfall will balance the books to produce average results. With a similar pattern expected on Tuesday, by Wednesday the focus will shift to the warnings across southern England.

Met Office national morning forecast for August 15 - Thunderstorm warnings for much of the UK and cooler conditions continue through the week.

But it adds: "Some slow-moving and heavy showers are expected to develop, perhaps turning thundery with hail." In terms of the forecast for Monday's weather, the Met Office still says that the maximum temperature is set to be 32C. The meteorological agency has put the warning in place from 10am on Monday, August 15, to last until the end of Tuesday, August 16.

Met Office national morning forecast for August 15 - Thunderstorm warnings for much of the UK and cooler conditions continue through the week.

Despite the yellow thunderstorm warning coming into action, which warns of flash flooding and poor driving conditions, rain may not fall in Hampshire today. Commenting on today's forecast for the south, a Met Office spokesperson said: "Cloudier than recently, although still some warm sunshine. Hampshire is currently only forecast to see some shade today, with a few glimpses of sun throughout the day.

A four day yellow weather warning has been issued for Suffolk with chances of thunderstorms starting from Monday.

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The Met Office has predicted a mostly cloudy start to the day and the chance of rain.

Into Tuesday, temperatures will continue to drop bringing cloudy breezes and potentially heavy, thundery showers and longer spells of rain. Temperatures will begin to reduce in Leeds from Monday following the weekend heatwave. The Met Office has predicted a mostly cloudy start to the day with some sunny spells around 8am before patches of cloud begin to take over.

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Showers will gradually die out in the south to leave a mainly dry night with clear spells. Likewise, temperatures are also expected to stay close to typical levels for the time of year. Light to moderate northerly winds will increase fresh to strong along Atlantic coasts.