London weather hour by hour forecast during fireworks displays as Met Office issues rain warning

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London weather hour by hour forecast during fireworks displays as Met Office issues rain warning

Many people will be heading outdoors to watch firework displays and bonfires this evening, Saturday November 4. However, the weather forecast isn't looking good - a yellow warning for rain has been issued by the Met Office for the whole day, and it includes parts of London.

The yellow warning was put in place at 5am, and continues until midnight. The Met Office says: "Heavy rain or showers falling on saturated ground may cause some disruption, particularly to travel."

The yellow warning includes South London - from Orpington in the east through to Croydon and Esher in the south west of the city. While further north in London, the forecast is fairly dry in the afternoon and evening, it's looking much less pleasant in Croydon.

READ MORE: Why the names London Underground and London Overground actually make no sense

Heavy rain in London
Heavy rain in London

The South London neighbourhood is currently due to see a range of weather, from sun at 4pm to heavy rain at 8pm. Below is an hourly forecast for Croydon for Saturday, November 4.

11am - light rain, 10C

12pm - light shower, 12C

1pm - light shower, 12C

2pm - cloudy, 12C

3pm - cloudy, 11C

4pm - sunny, 11C

5pm - light rain, 11C

6pm - light rain, 10C

7pm - light shower, 10C

8pm - heavy rain, 10C

9pm - light rain, 10C

10pm - light rain, 10C

11pm - light rain, 9C

12am - light rain, 9C

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