A quieter spell of weather is expected to arrive from Thursday, as a ridge of high pressure crosses the UK bringing a drier, brighter and less windy day for all.
Met Office Deputy Chief Meteorologist Chris Almond said: "Most areas will be dry with sunny spells on Thursday, although there’s the risk of some freezing fog patches at first.
"Cloud, outbreaks of rain and hill snow will spread to the northwest by the end of the day, and Friday will see a cloudy day in the south, with some sunshine further north, before the next band of cloud and rain arrives in the northwest later.
"Overall though, rainfall amounts will be lower than of late."
A day of sunshine and showers, the showers heaviest in the south where some hail and thunder is possible. Showers perhaps merging to longer spells of rain in the northeast. Local gales in the south and west, otherwise less blustery.
Tonight:
Showers mostly easing overnight, but some heavy downpours possible in northern parts of Scotland and Northern Ireland. Frost and patchy fog developing under any clear skies.
Wednesday:
Showers in the north on Wednesday, but dry for many. Cloud thickening across the very far south, with some outbreaks of rain, possibly heavy, affecting the far south coast.
Outlook for Thursday to Saturday:
After some early frost, mostly fine on Thursday with sunny intervals. Rain moving southeast on Friday with drier interludes on Saturday, although a continued risk of rain in the northwest.
Brighton and Hove East Sussex Hampshire Isle of Wight Portsmouth Southampton Surrey West Sussex
South West England
Bath and North East Somerset Bournemouth Christchurch and Poole Bristol Cornwall Devon Dorset Isles of Scilly North Somerset Plymouth Somerset South Gloucestershire Torbay Wiltshire
Met Office meteorologist Marco Petagna said the rain warnings are suggesting further flooding is possible until Tuesday evening.
He said: "The trend over the next few days is for things to gradually improve a bit.
"These warnings for rain are suggesting further flooding is quite possible, especially within the warning area."
After a day of sunshine and showers on Tuesday, heaviest with the chance of hail and thunder in the south, the Met Office said rain is expected to ease overnight bar some heavy patches in the north of Scotland and Northern Ireland.
Mr Petagna said Wednesday and Thursday will be mostly fine, but with a small chance, the far south of England could see some outbreaks of rain.
