Heavy rain forecast for Devon and Cornwall brings weather warning
Heavy rain looks set to end an unsettled week of weather in the South West.
Two days of persistent rain have been forecast for Thursday and Friday in Devon and Cornwall.
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More than an inch of rain (30mm) is expected across many parts of the region, equal to one third of the average monthly rainfall for March.
The heaviest rain is set to fall over the moors and hills, with up to 2 inches (50mm) predicted on Dartmoor and Exmoor.
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The Exeter-based Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning advising people to "be aware" of heavy rainfall.
Met Office spokesman Helen Chivers said: "Miserable weather is on the way unfortunately.
"Today and Wednesday there will be a mixture of sunshine and showers in Devon and Cornwall, with the possibility of heavy thundery and possibility hail showers."
"The heavy will come into parts of Cornwall and South Devon on Thursday morning, setting the tone for the next couple of days."
She added: "With the ground already saturated, there is a risk of flooding in some parts."
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