By Paul Homewood
https://www.bbc.co.uk/weather/articles/clywr9zq0lwo
After all of the Yellow Warnings, rainfall failed to live up to the BBC’s hype:
The highest rainfall they could find was 44.4mm at Okehampton, near to Dartmoor. Average rainfall September in SW England and S Wales is 92mm, and daily totals of 40mm are not uncommon around Dartmoor.
There are a few heavy showers forecast again today, but nothing of any consequence.
So once again the Met Office are guilty of issuing unnecessary warnings.