Gusts of up to 70mph will batter the country this weekend with millions of Brits waking up to yellow weather warnings for wind and heavy rain in isolated areas

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A fresh amber weather warning for heavy rain has been issued by the Met Office - with much of the UK already on alert for high winds and showers. Northern Ireland, Scotland and the UK's west coast and the Midlands have yellow warnings for wind on Sunday - meaning the possibility of transport delays and short-term power cuts.

Several weather warnings have been issues in different parts of the country amid strong gales and constant downpour with up to 70mph along the Irish Sea

The Met Office has issued a rare amber warning for heavy rain across a major region of Britain as forecasters warn of a "danger to life" from flooding. Britain's national forecaster has issued the rain warning for a 16-hour period and has warned homes and businesses are likely to be flooded,

The Met Office has issued an amber weather warning for heavy rain and deep floodwater that could cause “danger to life”. The warning covers south and mid-Wales from Newport to Carmarthen and north to Brecon between 3pm on Sunday and 6am on Monday.

We’ve had some pretty atrocious weather recently – but more snow? And in March? Say it ain’t so. Pretty much the whole of the UK was forecast to be under some kind of weather warning this weekend, with the Met Office issuing yellow alerts for heavy rain and storm winds.