Flood warnings are in effect for parts of Britain as heavy rainfall is expected, with some areas potentially receiving more than half a months worth of rain in just twenty-four hours. The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for southwest England and Wales, anticipating torrential downpours and gusty winds. This warning stretches from the Isles of Scilly to Gloucester and Saint Davids in Pembrokeshire. Outbreaks of rain are expected to become persistent and heavy starting at six PM on Monday, with some regions potentially receiving up to eighty millimeters of rainfall. Earlier this week, there were flood warnings and alerts active across England, Scotland, and Wales. Overnight into Saturday, gusts of up to forty miles per hour hit parts of the south coast, causing damage and disruption. Looking ahead, another band of rain is forecast to move across the country on Sunday, bringing persistent spells to northern areas. A deepening area of low pressure will approach the UK from the southwest later on Monday, bringing heavy rain and strong winds that could cause disruption between late Monday and early Wednesday.

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