Nearly 80 flood warnings are in place as Storm Bram passes over the UK, with 38 flood warnings in England, 18 in Wales and 32 in Scotland. The storm has brought exceptionally mild air to the UK, with some regions registering temperatures of 15 or 16C (60F) - significantly higher than the December average of 5-9C.

Many areas across the UK have been issued with flood warnings where Storm Bram's heavy rainfall has a chance of causing a 'danger to life' and preparations are needed

Over 200 flood warnings and alerts have been issued across the UK this morning, as Storm Bram wreaks havoc across the country. Storm Bram has brought a spell of very wet and windy weather across the UK - with the most significant impacts initially forecast for western and northern areas, including Yorkshire.

A “DANGER to life” amber weather warning has been issued for the UK – with flooding and heavy rain set to batter the country. Brave Brits have been spotted battling the elements

Storm Bram has unleashed powerful winds sparking flood alerts across Britain, with the Met Office issuing 'danger to life' warnings in a number of areas as hours of travel disruption loom for commuter

Flooding and thunderstorm warnings have been issued as parts of Britain are expected to be hit with more than two inches of rain in just one hour. A yellow thunderstorm warning was activated at 2am in the East and West Midlands, the north of England and ...

There were 39 flood warnings in place in England, 12 in Wales and 24 in Scotland on Tuesday morning. Flights and trains have been cancelled and hundreds of properties left without power due to Storm Bram. Heavy rainfall and strong winds are expected to cause disruption across parts of the UK on Tuesday and into Wednesday morning.

Britons are normally never more comfortable than when talking about the weather, but recent extreme weather events have began to test that theory. Since December, the U.K. has faced a relentless assault from some of the worst winter weather on record.