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it has been a warm and largely sunny start to the weekend. things start to the weekend. are changing overnight because things are changing overnight because we are getting more clout developing here and that is going to lead to term showers. it is mainly going to be southern england that sees the rain, could be quite heavy and potentially even thundery downpours as well. further north across the uk, it is going to be drier, clearerspells across the uk, it is going to be drier, clearer spells and clearer skies could mean a chillier start to tomorrow in scotland but even by the morning there could be some showers as far north as northern ireland and south west scotland. the heavier ones that we started with in southern england, they will tend to move away and generally we will see the showers developing and moving northwards through the day, perhaps northern scotland missing the showers and we should get more sunshine arriving across much of wales in the midlands and southern england so
out. that is good news but there is still heavy rain forecast and nine flood warnings in place across cumbria. people being urged to keep a vigilant, keep an eye on the forecast, keep a vigilant. 40 properties, unfortunately, flooded yesterday and those people will be trying to diet their properties today. hopefully nobody else will be affected. a dry out. the environment agency encouraging us to follow the forecast but hopefully a major flooding event has been avoided here. quite significant traffic disruption still, and erodes and bridges affected while one closed and the county council looks at the structural integrity. on the train then, passengers on the west coast main route that runs through cumbria and up the west coast, passengers are being told not to try and travel further than press and are still having an impact but there is a little bit of a relief, a sense of calm in cockermouth and it seems
megan paterson has more. well, as you can see, the river running through cockermouth this morning is still fast flowing, pretty high, but the good news is the water levels are starting to recede. you can see this line of leaves on the grass here and this is where the water level was last night, but it has gone down very quickly this morning. we couldn t see the bottom of the bins are benches when we came down here that five en. the environment agency is telling us this is a slowly improving picture and water levels, river levels have peaked right across the county and lakes are beginning to level out. that is good news but there is still heavy rain forecast. there are still nine flood warnings in place across cumbria are people being urged to keep vigilant and keep an eye on the forecast to be mindful of floodwater if they live needed. we know that a0 properties, unfortunately, flooded yesterday. those people will be trying to dry out their properties today. hopefully nobody else will
when the state experienced the worst floods in a century, leaving 400 people dead and hundreds of thousands displaced. experts say that in the last two decades, the number of cyclones over the arabian sea have doubled due to rising sea temperatures. a changing climate and a cycle of devastation, and with more heavy rain forecast in the coming days, it looks like the misery could continue. rajini vaidyanathan, bbc news. england have been ordered to play their next uefa home game behind closed doors after the periodic euro final against italy and wimbley. uefa has also imposed a ban for second game which is suspended for two years. here is our sports editor dan roan.