A yellow warning for thunderstorms has been issued by the Met Office.
Slow-moving thunderstorms are expected to hit much of the North West, Yorkshire and Humber and the West Midlands tomorrow, Sunday May 26.
Covering Sunday afternoon from 12pm and into the evening until 8pm, the warning is bad news for bank holiday revellers as south as Cambridge and Milton Keynes, as well as those in York, Leeds, Liverpool and Manchester.
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The warning also covers the northern towns of Sedbergh, Hawes and Leyburn, and has been issued for Wales and South East England as well.
The Met Office warns that "slow-moving heavy showers and thunderstorms may cause flooding and disruption in places".
It further warns that spray and sudden flooding could lead to difficult driving conditions and road closures, and that trains and buses could be delayed or cancelled due to stormy conditions.
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There's a small chance homes and businesses could be flooded quickly and a slight chance power cuts could occur and other services to homes and businesses could be lost.
Met Office advises to take care when travelling in heavy rain, wind and thunderstorms.
It warns even moderate rain reduces visibility on the roads, and that roads will be slippery, so allow for more time when approaching hazards.
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The Met Office recommends driving on main roads when possible, as you are less likely to occur fallen branches, debris and flooding.
The storm warning comes after Met Office predicted a "mixed bag" of weather across the bank holiday, with sunshine, showers, stretches of rain and thunderstorms on the cards.
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