«Breaking News» Torrential downpours spark almost 60 flood alerts across Britain

Almost 50 flood alerts have been put in place across Britain as motorists were warned to take care on the roads amid torrential downpours.

Forecasters have warned that a day-long spell of heavy rain and strong winds will cause chaos for commuters both during and after the morning rush hour, with thundery showers expected later in the day.

Authorities have issued five flood warnings - meaning flooding is expected and immediate action is required - as well as 46 flood alerts across Britain, with south-west England the worst affected area. 

This evening, rain and hill snow will continue to fall across much of Scotland, while Northern Ireland, north Wales and northern England will experience showers. 

The Met Office warned that conditions would be very unsettled across the country in the aftermath of Freya, as a band of low pressure moves northwards and brings heavy rain, wind and hill snow.

Heavy rain (shown left) has seen authorities issue five flood warnings - meaning flooding is expected and immediate action is required - as well as 46 flood alerts across Britain, with south-west England the worst affected area

Showers are expected to break out throughout the week, with Thursday and Friday experiencing strong gusts, before conditions improve heading in to the weekend.

Met Office forecaster Graham Madge said: 'Storm Freya has been and gone but it has left a spell of very unsettled weather in its wake.

'It is going to be very windy and rainy for the next few days. A band of low pressure will move northwards bringing wind, rain and hill snow.

'Heavy rain will arrive in the south west overnight and will build across all of Britain throughout Wednesday. There is the risk of some flooding due to rising water levels in rivers, especially in the south-west.

'Thursday and Friday will also be very unsettled days, with strong winds. But things will get drier and brighter as we head into the weekend.

'The temperatures will drop back into single figures and conditions will be around freezing in northern England. There will be some snow on higher ground on Wednesday and Thursday.' 

Showers are expected to break out throughout the week, with Thursday and Friday experiencing strong gusts, before conditions improve heading in to the weekend

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