Map shows where UK weather warnings are still in place after Storm Ciarán
A yellow weather warning is still in place across the south of England following Storm Ciarán wreaking havoc across the UK.
The Met Office has predicted heavy rain or showers from 5am to midnight tonight.
They warned this may cause flooding of some businesses and homes, roads and longer journey times.
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Large waves may also lead to dangerous conditions along some English Channel coastlines.
The warning applies across the UK’s south coast, from Cornwall to Kent.
Britain is still reeling from the after-effects of Storm Ciarán, which brought in devastating wind gusts exceeding 100mph and torrential rain.
Hurricane-force winds were recorded in Jersey on Thursday, as well as a suspected tornado, while around 127,000 homes are still without power.
Storm Debi could well be hot on Ciarán’s tail, with Bonfire Night events plunged into doubt across the UK as a result.
Firework displays for this weekend have already been cancelled due to bad weather, mainly in Suffolk which has been left waterlogged by heavy downpours.
Storm Debi could make landfall in the UK as soon as 24 hours after Ciarán finally dissipates.
British Weather Services said: ‘If Storm Ciarán doesn’t get you, Storm Debi might be next on Saturday.’
Forecasters predicted Ciarán to be the worst storm to hit Britain in 69 years and an example of a ‘bomb cyclone’ – here is the devastation as it happened.
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