Yesterday, the Met Office issued a 19-hour severe weather warning due to a risk of heavy rain that "may cause some disruption" on Monday

The Met Office advised drivers to check road conditions and re-plan their routes if necessary

Continuous rain is expected until the early hours of Tuesday (October 1) morning

The Met Office said people can expect some flooding and disruption

Monday looks set to be another wet and windy day for many, particularly across South Yorkshire and Humberside, and so the Environment Agency has dozens of flood warnings in place

Three yellow warnings have been issued across the UK - including part of the Midlands

Some places could see another 80mm of rain on Monday

Some places could see between 60-80mm of rain fall accompanied by strong cold winds

Unsettled weather is due to continue for many as the new week begins

Status Yellow alerts are also in place.

Heavy downpours are forecast all day in our region on Monday

Rain to lash region overnight

A weather expert has warned of falling trees and power outages amid a number of weather warnings for the country throughout a ‘wet and windy Sunday.’

The alert warns flooding 'is likely'

There is more bad news with showers and possibly 'heavy rain' set to plague Birmingham once more after the city was battered by rain and suffered flood chaos

The UK is set to be hit by further amounts of rainfall after Birmingham found itself suffering heavy floods

Much of the UK will have an 'unsettled spell of weather' from Sunday

It will be a chilly weekend with more wet conditions - but there is some good news

A status orange weather warning for rainfall has been issued across Cork, Waterford, Kilkenny, Wexford and Carlow.

The status-orange alert is for Cork, Waterford, Carlow, Kilkenny and Wexford.

Brace yourselves for heavy rain very strong winds

Met Eireann has issued a 12-hour Status Orange rain warning, with heavy rain, flooding and dangerous winds expected from an approaching Atlantic storm. A separate Status Yellow warning is also in place, with widespread rain, strong winds and difficult travel conditions anticipated across Ireland on Sunday.

Gusts could reach speeds of up to 60mph on Sunday, forecasters predict

Gusts of between 50-60mph could be seen, with large waves, trees brought down, travel disruption and some power cuts

Parts of the UK are set to face winds of up to 60 mph on Sunday after the Met Office issued a fresh yellow weather warning.

Huge winds which could peak at 60mph when they hit tomorrow as a yellow warning is in place from the Met Office lasting from 9am until midnight, with some

The region was pelted with rain leading to an amber alert warning to people in Birmingham and beyond

The alert is in place for a 24-hour period, beginning midnight on Sunday.

Met Éireann has issued a Status Orange rain warning for counties Carlow, Kilkenny and Wexford for tomorrow.

Status Yellow warnings are also in place across many counties.

The UK is set for strong winds that could be in excess of 55mph this weekend along with heavy rain after a cold start on Saturday morning due to Arctic air moving southwards

Delays set to hit road, rail, air and ferry transport

Between 20-30mm of rain could be seen within the warning area over nine to 12 hours on Sunday, and 50-80mm could fall in some localised places, the Met Office said.