A yellow weather warning for thunderstorms has been issued for Hertfordshire this week.

The Met Office warn that most of the United Kingdom, including throughout Hertfordshire, will face the chance of flooding and travel disruption all day on Wednesday (July 31) as the country faces a soggy end to the month.






Before then, Herts holidaymakers heading towards the west coast should also be aware of a yellow weather warning for Devon, Cornwall and Wales tomorrow.

The warning is in place from 3am until the end of the day, with similar expectations of flooding and travel disruptions.

It is also expected that Tuesday's stormy weather could reach as far Manchester, Stoke-on-Trent, Birmingham, Oxford and Bath

Advice has been also been issued explaining how members of the public can travel safely in storms, rain and heavy wind.

Planning to make a journey 




  • Use dipped headlights if visibility is seriously reduced.





What should I do if the road is flooded? 




Be aware of cyclists, motorcyclists and pedestrians 
