Prepare for More Rain and Flooding in the UK!

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It's not looking good for the UK!** Brace yourself for more heavy rain and flooding as a yellow rain warning covers much of southern England and south Wales. Expect travel delays and flooding with up to 80mm of rain in some localised places on higher ground. Rivers are already high and grounds are saturated, so more flooding could develop. Temperatures are below average, making things even worse. Stay safe and informed with the latest updates from the Met Office and Environment Agency.

Key Information:
- Yellow rain warning issued by Met Office
- Heavy rain likely to cause travel delays and flooding
- 20-30mm of rain in 9-12 hours
- 50-80mm in some localised places
- Rivers already high and grounds saturated
- Temperatures 3-4C below average

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