The Met Office has issued yellow weather warnings for heavy rain as storms batter the UK.
The weather company has warned the northwest of England will be hit with strong winds and rain on Tuesday.
People are being told to expect persistent heavy rain from 6am until 8pm.
The yellow warning as put in place across the UK, with people being told to expect flooding, travel problems and possible power supply problem.
The Met Office said flooding of homes and businesses is "likely", while bus and train services will probably take longer than usual.
A spokesman added: "Outbreaks of rain will spread across England and Wales during Tuesday.
"This will be heaviest and most persistent across parts of northwest England, particularly over higher ground.
"Rainfall totals of 60-80 mm could accumulate over parts of Cumbria."
The expected areas affected include: Derby, Derbyshire, Blackburn, Blackpool, Cheshire East, Cheshire West, Chester, Cumbria, Greater Manchester, Lancashire, Merseyside and Warrington
Staffordshire Stoke-on-Trent, Yorkshire & Humber North Yorkshire will also be affected.
Brits are facing similar warnings in place today for flooding and strong winds.
The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for the UK with strong winds expected to cause travel delays and difficult driving conditions.
The warning in north-western Scotland runs until 2pm today with 29 flood warnings in place for England, 12 in Scotland and three in Wales.
Hail and thunder are expected in the south and west of England as temperatures reach highs of 8C.
Brits should make the most of the mild temperatures with forecasts suggesting it will feel bitterly cold again by next week.
Temperatures could drop as low as -13C and -7C in northern England, while it will also dip below freezing in the south, according to the charts.
