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After a brief respite from the glum weather this summer, heavy rain and thunder will return in full force next week with a yellow weather warning in place for tomorrow.

The UK is set to be hammered by heavy rainfall on Monday in a brutal blow for people desperate for summer sunshine to return.

The dreary grey weather is set to continue as weather maps warn that heavy rain is set to pummel the parts of the UK imminently.

The warning is in place from 8am on Monday

There is expected to be stormy weather, including "some heavy and thundery" outbreaks of rain, on Monday

Forecasters warn of treacherous driving condition amid heavy downpours

People are warned of the dangers of flooding and power cuts

People are warned of the dangers of flooding and power cuts

Residents in the Black Country and Staffordshire are being warned to prepare for another dark and wet day on Monday, after the Met Office issued a 16-hour weather warning.

Forecasters have warned people of potential flooding and travel disruption, with as much as 30 to 40 mm of rain in three hours

Shropshire residents are being warned to prepare for another dark and wet day on Monday, after the Met Office issued a 16-hour weather warning.

Supporters heading to fan zones and outdoor screenings of the match may need to bring a waterproof.

While Brits are donning their jumpers as summer gets off to a chilly start, areas of southern Europe have been sweltering in 30C heat

An Atlantic weather system is set to arrive next week - causing potentially stormy conditions

The mercury is set to nudges upwards towards the end of July, but the Met Office says it's too soon to say if the UK will see temperatures as high as 40C

Capital set for 22C and sunny skies on day of finals

Recent days have seen forecasters - from WX Charts to British Weather Services to Exacta Weather - claim temperatures could skyrocket to the thirties.

The British weather forecast has been an unhealthy mix between heavy rain and sunny spells so far this month, even in the peak of summer there has been no consistency with the weather

Some weather models forecast a stormy outcome