The Met Office has extended a yellow weather warning across Surrey and West Sussex into Sunday. Meteorologists have warned there may be disruption from heavy rain until 23:59 BST on Sunday and rainfall may continue into Monday morning.

A weather warning has been issued for Lincolnshire with heavy rainfall expected to cause flooding in some areas. The whole of Lincolnshire is affected by a yellow weather warning for rain issued by the Met Office, meaning disruption in the county is likely on Monday, September 23.

Sunday marks the autumnal equinox - a biannual event in which the sun is exactly above the equator. Sunday’s weather warning will remain in place until 11.59pm, with the Met Office forecasting up to 80mm of rain over the course of 12 to 24 hours - nearly matching the September average for rain in the UK.

The Met Office has issued one yellow and one amber warning for rain on Monday, warning that heavy rain is expected to cause flooding and travel disruption in some areas

More than a month's worth of rain could fall in parts of England and Wales, as a Met Office amber warning takes effect.

Flood warning issued as month’s worth of rain could fall on parts of UK - A fresh yellow alert came into effect at midnight to last all of Monday, covering parts of Wales and England.