GMB's Susanna Reid warns 'be careful' as Richard Madeley admits to 'struggling' live on air

Good Morning Britain host, Susanna Reid, warned viewers to 'be careful' on Monday's show.

It comes as an amber weather warning for heavy rain has come into force in parts of England, with the Met Office warning that affected areas could experience more than a month’s worth of rain falling on Monday.

Talking on Monday's show, Susanna, 53, said: "Be careful out there this morning, the roads are liker rivers in some areas!" to which co-host Richard Madeley added: "Driving around the North Circular in London this morning was like driving under water it was extraordinary, sheets of water across the carriage way."

It comes as the Environment Agency has warned of 'significant' flooding on Monday across parts of England. Flood duty manager Sarah Cook said 'persistent heavy rain and thunderstorms' could lead to some property flooding and travel disruption.

Sarah said: "Persistent heavy rain and thunderstorms could lead to significant surface water flooding on Monday across parts of England. The impacts could include localised flooding in urban areas and fast-responding catchments, including some property flooding as well as travel disruption.

"The risk from river flooding remains low. Environment Agency teams are out on the ground and ready to support local authorities in responding to surface water flooding.

"We urge people to plan their journeys carefully, follow the advice of local emergency services on the roads and not to drive through flood water – it is often deeper than it looks and just 30cm of flowing water is enough to float your car.

"People should check their flood risk, sign up for free flood warnings and keep up to date with the latest situation as well as following @EnvAgency on X, formerly Twitter, for the latest flood updates."

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