Two yellow weather warnings for Sussex have been issued by the Met Office today (Wednesday).
A yellow warning for wind comes in to force at 7am this morning and lasts until 5pm.
A second warning, for heavy rain, is in force until 2pm.
The Met Office said:
"Heavy rain will move north during the early hours of the morning and persist through the peak morning travel period, before clearing northeastwards.
"10-15 mm of rain will fall widely, with as much as 30 to 50 mm in a few locations. With much of this falling in a short period, around 3 to 6 hours, some surface-water flooding is likely in places, leading to disruption to travel.
"The rain may be accompanied by gales across parts of southeast England, perhaps most likely towards the Kent and Sussex coasts."
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