A thunderstorm warning is in place for parts of Northern Ireland from Sunday afternoon. The Met Office is forecasting thunderstorms in counties Londonderry, Tyrone and Fermanagh. The warning is in place until 20:00 BST on Sunday.

THE Met Office has issued SIX fresh yellow weather warnings for thunderstorms and rain. Lightning, hail and thunderstorms are set to batter Brits across the next two days. More to follow…

The warning comes after the Met Office issued a yellow weather warning for rain yesterday. Scattered heavy showers and thunderstorms are expected to develop during the course of the day, causing some localised flooding and transport disruption.

A double weather warning has been issued for North Wales. The Met Office has updated its weather warnings for the next 48 hours. There are two yellow thunderstorm warnings in place for the region. One covers the whole of North Wales while the warning for tomorrow spares the west of the region (maps below).

A mix of sunshine and cloud is expected throughout across the region, according to they Met Office. It follows a weekend with yellow weather warnings for thunderstorms that brought heavy rain. Forecasters say this will clear for sunny and overcast spells with temperatures peaking in the mid-20Cs.

More areas of the UK could be hit with heavy rain and thunderstorms as the Met Offices issues fresh yellow weather warnings into next week. Two yellow rain alerts have been issued for Scotland and southwest England on Sunday,

THE Met Office has put an Amber weather warning in place as there is a “risk to life” with thunderstorms due to sweep the country. After a spell of sunny skies and baking temperatures,

A yellow weather warning for thunderstorms and heavy rain has now been issued for Monday 21 July across Nottinghamshire.

As the Met Office place a yellow thunderstorm warning over Sheffield we look at the hour-by-hour forecast. Over the next few days people in Sheffield are being warned to expect plenty of rain.

The Met Office has warned that the thunderstorms spreading across the UK this weekend are not going to be letting up any time soon, with the storm heading in one direction