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Many people will be planning on getting out and about over the bank holiday

In news that will come as no surprise to most Britons, the Met Office has confirmed that April was the sixth wettest since records dating to 1836.

Temperatures are building this week with 20C highs expected for the South of England before a possible high of 22C tomorrow - but other parts of the country will suffer heavy rain

The warnings are for southern parts of England and Wales

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Areas across parts of England and Wales will be hit by thunderstorms tonight

Where flooding or lightning strikes occur, there is a chance of delays and some cancellations to train and bus services

Lively weather is heading in on Wednesday evening

Lively weather is heading in on Wednesday evening

A yellow thunderstorm alert has been issued overnight in London and the south of England

Met Office yellow weather warning for thunderstorms lasts from 8pm on Wednesday to 8am tomorrow, with 12 hours of chaos expected with "some flooding" and a "chance of thunderstorms."

Up to 50mm of rain in the space of a few hours is expected to fall in parts of Wales as storms batter the country

Weather washout as heavy rain to hamper down across London and southern England and Wales

Yellow alerts could see lighting strikes and flash-flooding

Forecasters are warning of disruption while the warning is in place and heavy rain batters the South West

Forecasters are warning of widespread disruption across southern England

A yellow weather warning of thunderstorms has been put in place by the Met Office for parts of the UK. The alert will be in place from 8pm today until 8am Thursday

Temperatures are building this week with 20C (68F) highs expected for the South of England again today after yesterday - before 22C (72F) could follow tomorrow, but showers will continue.

WX Charts maps and shows, using Met Desk data, show stormy conditions lasting 18 hours.