BRITS are braced for a week of wild storms, with heavy rain set to lash the UK.
Thundery spells and gale force winds are expected to batter the country within days.
Storms are set to lash the UK this week| London Bridge, London
Gale force winds are predicted along with thundery spells| Putney Bridge, London
The Met Office is forecasting heavy rain across all parts of the UK from Tuesday.
This is set to include heavy and thundery showers and be accompanied by windy gales on Thursday.
Temperatures are predicted to drop closer to the cold usually expected in November, after an unseasonably mild spell in the past few weeks.
As for today, a flood alert remains in place for the area around the River Derwent in Derbyshire, with the prospect of heavier rain on the way.
However, the rest of the country is mostly set to see some sunny spells as morning fog clears.
Rain is, though, expected in Northern Ireland later.
Low cloud and fog is expected to thicken into the evening, as a band of rain sweeps across the West.
Monday is likely to be overcast and drizzly in most areas.
The weather is then forecast to take a sudden turn for the worse on Tuesday as storms roll in.
Further rain is then expected throughout Wednesday in some areas and Thursday in most parts of the country.
Friday may then be a little brighter, but going into next week the weather remains “unsettled”.
It will see bands of rain and strong winds broken up by drier spells, while temperatures stay around average.
No Met Office weather warnings are currently in place.
A flood alert remains in place today in Derbyshire| Alfriston, East Sussex
Wet and stormy weather is forecast from Tuesday| Euston, London
The forecast remains ‘unsettled’ into next week| London Bridge, London
