Heavy rain in the south of England and parts of Wales will likely cause travel disruption and lead to difficult driving conditions on Sunday evening, forecasters have said.The Met Office said heavy showers expected between 8pm and 11.45pm may affect bus and train services, with road flooding potentially increasing journey times.A yellow weather warning has been issued for parts of south-west and south-east England, and parts of Wales.Affected regions include Portsmouth, Southampton, Bristol, Bat

Heavy rain in the south of England and parts of Wales will likely cause travel disruption and lead to difficult driving conditions on Sunday evening, forecasters have said.The Met Office said heavy showers expected between 8pm and 11.45pm may affect bus and train services, with road flooding potentially increasing journey times.A yellow weather warning has been issued for parts of south-west and south-east England, and parts of Wales.Affected regions include Portsmouth, Southampton, Bristol, Bath and Cardiff.Up to 20mm-30mm of rainfall is expected to fall in some areas over a short period of time.Liam Eslick, a forecaster at the Met Office, said there is a "risk of localised flooding" in areas such as Somerset, Bristol and Dorset as the evening progresses because of sensitive river levels.Flood warnings were put in place across Dorset and elsewhere on Friday after Storm Nelson saw the south coast battered by rain and high winds.Mr Eslick said: "Being the bank holiday weekend, people ar