The Met Office has said some places could see up to 100mm of rain, which is more than a month's worth of rainfall

Forecasters have warned of 'impactful rain' hitting Stoke-on-Trent after an amber warning was rolled out. And the Met Office has warned of more wet conditions moving in from the Atlantic this week. The weekend saw thundery conditions batter North Staffordshire - which brought flooding and power cuts.

After a weekend full of rain and thunder, Nottinghamshire residents may be disappointed to learn there will be no respite at the start of the new working week. Rainfall is expected to continue into Monday (September 23),

The massive band of weather stretches from the Isles of Scilly in the far south west to the right across the North Sea as far as Denmark.

An amber weather warning has been issued for up to 120mm (5 inches) of rain across England and Wales on Monday. Floods are expected to cause travel disruption and possibly cut off communities in some parts of central and southern England.

The Met Office has warned of potential flooding across parts of the UK and Greater Manchester as forecasters extended the yellow weather warning for 'heavy rain', urging people to 'be prepared'. Forecasters said on Sunday morning (September 22) that an extended warning will cover the whole of Greater Manchester until 11.

The Met Office has extended its yellow weather warning for rain as Brits are warned to brace for impact. The alert comes after days of torrential rain, hail and thunder in the UK