A large band of rain, intense at times, continues to drift northeast across the UK bringing showers behind it. Snow possible over northwestern parts of England and southern Scotland. Remaining dry for much of the northern Scottish mainland,

A large area of Wales is under an amber warning for rain until the early hours of Monday, with people warned to be careful as heavy downpours could cause 'danger to life'

In the region affected by the amber weather warning, rain of between 50-70mm is expected over high ground, with the most exposed hills potentially receiving 80-100mm. Winds across the west of the UK will increase throughout the morning with gusts up to 70mph in exposed areas, the Met Office said.

People in south Wales, including Cardiff and Swansea, have been told to expect flooding that could pose a danger to life after an amber weather warning was issued. Almost the entire UK was under some kind of weather warning at different points this weekend,

The Met Office has issued a rare amber warning for rain, which will affect 14 areas. The forecaster warned that "fast flowing or deep floodwater is likely, causing danger to life" due to the upcoming storm.

A fresh amber weather warning for heavy rain has been issued by the Met Office - with much of the UK already on alert for high winds and showers. Northern Ireland, Scotland and the UK's west coast and the Midlands have yellow warnings for wind on Sunday - meaning the possibility of transport delays and short-term power cuts.

The wet and windy conditions began to arrive in the early hours of Sunday morning, with two yellow weather warnings for wind in place for parts of the UK.