South Wales is set to bear the brunt of yet more bad weather as another warning for rain has been issued. It is the sixth one the Met Office has issued this week. The rain will be accompanied by strong winds according to the yellow warning, which is in place from 2pm on Saturday (November 26) until 3am on Sunday. There are eight flood alerts around coastal area of Pembrokeshire, Gower and Swansea Bay, and on the Upper Severn in Powys. You can find 40 things to do in Wales on a rainy day here.
There is some good news though as brighter weather will move in from the west on Sunday. The Met Office warning says: "Rain is expected to develop across south Wales and south-west England during Saturday afternoon, moving slowly east to clear most areas early on Sunday morning. Although the most persistent rain is expected over hills, periods of heavy rain are expected almost anywhere. 15-25 mm is expected quite widely, with some places seeing 40-60 mm of rain, particularly over hills in south Wales and southwest England. Strong winds will accompany the rain, with gusts of 45-55 mph over hills and around coasts."
