Strong winds and some local flooding could hit Wales on Thursday, with a Met Office yellow weather warning in place for wind and rain. Welsh forecaster Derek Brockway said an active front moving eastwards today would bring a short spell of heavy/torrential rain lasting around two hours.
The worst of the weather for Wales seems to be between noon and 2pm as the weather front moves from west to east. He said hail and thunder were possible with strong and squally winds, and then behind the rain it will brighten up with sunshine and scattered blustery showers. You can follow live updates throughout the day here.
The Met Office weather warning for wind and rain covers the whole of Wales and is in place from 10am until 7pm. You can get more weather news and other story updates straight to your inbox by subscribing to our newsletters here.
