Rain will soon sweep in from the west, often with some heavy outbreaks.
Devon residents are being urged to prepare themselves for a period of wet weather as the Met Office issues a yellow warning of heavy rain set to sweep across the region.
With up to 13 hours of continuous rainfall expected, communities are advised to prepare for potential disruption on Thursday.
The forecast predicts a prolonged period of heavy rain, which could lead to significant impacts on transportation and local infrastructure.
Bus and train services are likely to be affected, with journey times anticipated to be longer than usual. Additionally, motorists are warned to expect spray and flooding on roads, which could further exacerbate travel delays.
Flood alerts have been issued for parts of Devon, particularly in southern coastal areas, as authorities anticipate the potential for localised flooding and heightened water levels in rivers and streams.
Residents are advised to stay updated on weather forecasts and heed any warnings or advice issued by local authorities.
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