Two counties in England could be set for a deluge of rain with up to 15mm arriving an hour
The summer of 2025 has already presented us with bounds of sunshine and some hot temperatures too.
Three heatwaves have already hit England where temperatures have exceeded 30C.
But things could cool off later this week with a 180-mile wall of rain set to hit England.
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According to WX Charts, the band of rain will stretch from the tip of Merseyside across to Norfolk on Friday, July 18.
Six counties – Merseyside, Greater Manchester, Cheshire, Derbyshire, Nottinghamshire and South Yorkshire – could see drizzles arrive with rainfall forecast to range from 0.2mm to 1.5mm an hour.
But there could be much heavier rainfall in the eastern parts of the country, according to wxcharts.com.
Cambridgeshire could see up to 7.5mm of rain arriving an hour.
While the heaviest could be see in Lincolnshire and Norfolk, which could be swamped in up to 15mm of rainfall arriving an hour.
The Met Office has warned that unsettled spells could arrive from later this week.
In its long-range from Friday, July 18, to July 27, the Met Office said: “Weather conditions are expected to be changeable overall across the UK during this forecast period, which probably will start unsettled across the UK, before probably transforming into something a bit more settled after the first weekend.
“Any settled spells could persist for several days at a time and are likely to be accompanied by plenty of sunshine.
“Interspersed with this will be cloudier, more unsettled intervals which will bring some showers or longer spells of persistent rainfall.
“Some of the rainfall is likely to be heavy in places, with a risk thunderstorms at times as well.
“Temperatures are expected to be above normal for the majority of the UK throughout this period.
“Some hot conditions are likely to develop at times, particularly in southern and eastern areas of the UK.”