What is the weather looking like for the rest of the bank holiday?
With Storm Lilian causing disruption today, tomorrow could bring even more problems, particularly for the South and East of England.
Earlier (see our 15.53 post) we reported that there is a yellow weather warning for heavy rain covering a large area from the Isle of Wight up to Ipswich, Suffolk, and London.
The warning comes into force at 6am, with the Met Office warning that rain will linger until around lunchtime, bringing potential for travel disruption.
Into the afternoon, rainfall could turn thundery, with Wales and northern parts of England expecting drier but cooler weather.
Temperatures are expected to be in the high teens, according to the Met Office.
On Sunday, southern Britain and Ireland will be mainly dry, with some sunshine, but elsewhere there'll be showers or longer spells of rain. It'll be on the cool side again and rather blustery, especially in the North.
A similar picture is expected for bank holiday Monday as southern and eastern Britain will be mainly dry, with bright or sunny spells while the wind will pick up again in the North and West.