The Met Office has issued a severe weather warning to southern England ahead of heavy rain and possible flash flooding during Sunday night.
As much as 8cm (3in) of rain is predicted across southern England, including East Anglia and the southern Midlands, the BBC weather centre said.
The rain is forecast to fall quickly and onto saturated ground, raising the likelihood of flash floods.
The BBC said the rain would be followed on Monday by gale-force winds.
However at 1940 hrs the Environment Agency had not issued any flood warnings on their website here.
UPDATE: By 2100 hrs there are 4 flood warnings for other parts of England.
UPDATE: By 0710 hrs Monday there are 13 flood warnings or alerts in England – but thankfully none in our region….