The Met Office has issued a yellow thunderstorm warning for two areas of the UK on Sunday, July 5, 2026. The warning, which covers a five-hour period, warns of heavy rainfall and lightning that could cause disruption.
Areas Affected by the Warning
The yellow warning applies to two specific regions, though the Met Office has not yet named them in full. Forecasters predict that thunderstorms could bring sudden downpours, leading to potential flooding and travel delays.
Potential Impacts
According to the Met Office, the heavy rain may lead to difficult driving conditions, road closures, and a slight chance of power cuts. Lightning strikes could also pose a risk to outdoor activities. The warning is in effect for five hours, with the most intense rainfall expected during the afternoon.
Residents in the affected areas are advised to check local forecasts and prepare for possible disruption. The Met Office continues to monitor the situation and may issue updates as the weather develops.
