Play abandoned at four games
Sussex beat Worcestershire by nine wickets
Abell out for 96 for Somerset, Davies scores ton
Warwickshire beat Middlesex by 190 runs
Warwickshire 126 & 361 v Middlesex 161 & 28-3
Warwickshire aren't wasting any time here.
With bad weather forecast later this afternoon, the visitors need to take wickets quickly at Lord's, and they're doing just that.
Nick Compton is the latest to go, caught behind off Keith Barker, who now has three in the innings.
Somerset 369-7 v Surrey
Somerset continue to edge towards their fifth batting bonus point.
Dominic Bess brings up his maiden first-class 50 for the county, with Surrey surely now regretting their decision to put the hosts in to bat.
Warwickshire 126 & 361 v Middlesex 161 & 23-2
Middlesex's hopes of scoring 327 to beat winless Warwickshire are fading fast.
Sam Robson is the first man out, Keith Barker hitting him on the pads and seeing the umpire's finger go up.
Barker gets his second scalp five balls later, Stevie Eskinazi caught by Dom Sibley at second slip.
Play has resumed between Middlesex and Warwickshire at Lord's and there is news of a pitch inspection at the Ageas Bowl at 14:00 BST.
With the teams at lunch, we're off for a short break and to see what food we can scrummage together.
Back with you in 10 minutes.
Somerset 357-7 v Surrey
Mark Church
BBC Radio London commentator
Image source, Rex FeaturesIt was somehow always going to be this way. Steven Davies, after struggling for runs this season, caressed the ball to bring up his first century for Somerset against his former county.
Tom Abell deserved a hundred but two wickets in three balls from Stuart Meaker then reduced Somerset to 270-7 and the visitors would have been thinking of batting before lunch.
But, Davies found a willing ally in Dom Bess...and the moment finally arrived for Davies as Taunton waited on the edge of its seat. He whipped a delivery through the legside and moved to his century, having shown the Somerset faithful everything he is capable of with the bat.
Davies went to lunch unbeaten on 128...Taunton rose to him and the Surrey players applauded their former player, having seen him bat like this many times before.
We have had play in just two of our seven matches in the morning session today, with play at Wantage Road and Grace Road abandoned for the day.
Here are a look at the lunch time scores.
Division One
Lancashire 149 & 314-5 v Hampshire 224 -Lancashire lead by 239 runs (no play before lunch)
Warwickshire 126 & 361 v Middlesex 161 & 20-0 -Middlesex need 307 runs to win
Somerset 357-7 v Surrey (day two)
Division Two
Derbyshire 220 & 45-1 v Nottinghamshire 508-9 dec -Derbyshire trail by 243 runs (no play before lunch)
Durham 525-8 dec v Leicestershire 124-4 - Leicestershire trail by 401 runs (play abandoned for the day)
Northamptonshire 343 v Gloucestershire 224-7 - Northamptonshire lead by 128 runs (play abandoned for the day)
Sussex 430 v Worcestershire 234-9 - Worcestershire trail by 199 runs (play begun at 13:10 BST)
Sussex 430 v Worcestershire 234-9
Chris Jordan needs just five balls to pick up his fourth wicket in the innings as Josh Tongue edges behind.
Will Sussex enforce the follow-on?
Durham 525-8 dec v Leicestershire 124-4
Unsurprisingly play is called off for the day between Durham and Leicestershire.
They will have to hope for better luck tomorrow.
Somerset 349-7 v Surrey
Image source, Rex FeaturesSurrey started the day in fine form at Somerset, with Rikki Clarke removing Tom Abell for 96, and Stuart Meaker picking up two quick wickets.
Somerset have recovered well since then though, with Steven Davies unbeaten on 127 at lunch, putting on 85 for the eight wicket with Dominic Bess, who has 40.
The hosts have scored 62 runs in the last 10 overs, and they still have 17 more overs left to reach 400 and secure full batting bonus points.
Warwickshire 126 & 361 v Middlesex 161 & 20-0
Clive Eakin
BBC Coventry & Warwickshire Sport
Warwickshire have a great chance of securing their first Championship win of the season after a ninth-wicket stand of 97 between Keith Barker and Chris Wright took their lead well beyond 300.
Middlesex are already hampered in their chase of 327 by injuries. Nick Gubbins has been unable to open the batting after suffering what looked a debilitating injury while trying to take a running catch and Sam Robson has needed a runner.
Robson and Nick Compton have got Middlesex off to a decent start in the twenty minutes before lunch but they still face a formidable task.
Alex Hales is very keen to bat at five in the England Test side... though according to some reports today, the national selectors are not in favour of that idea.
Keep your suggestions coming in on which uncapped Test players you would send down under for the Ashes via #bbccricket.
Sussex 430 v Worcestershire 231-8
Finally some good news to bring you. After an early lunch due to a wet outfield, Sussex and Worcestershire will resume at 13:10 BST at New Road.
No word on minimum overs to be bowled today just yet.
Somerset 327-7 v Surrey
Stephen Lamb
BBC Radio Somerset
A perfectly timed clip through mid-wicket for his 13th boundary was enough to take Steven Davies through to his first Championship hundred for Somerset on Day Two against Surrey at Taunton.
Davies has struggled for form with the bat this summer, but his arrival at the landmark was generously applauded, both by the Taunton faithful and his former Surrey teammates.
There was also some compensation for Somerset supporters after they saw the captain, Tom Abell, dismissed for 96 – his highest score of the season – earlier in the session.
Abell and Davies added 155 for Somerset’s fifth wicket before they were separated with the total on 251.
Warwickshire 126 & 255-6 v Middlesex 161 & 4-0
Sam Robson and Nick Compton get Middlesex's run chase under way as the former drives Chris Woakes' first ball for four.
The hosts are chasing 327 for victory.
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Northamptonshire 343 & 50-5 v Gloucestershire 265
Sadly the rain has won at Wantage Road.
Sussex 430 v Worcestershire 231-8
Adrian Harms
Sports reporter, BBC Sussex
Image source, Adrian HarmsThe rain has stopped at Worcester, the covers are off and an early lunch will be taken at 12.30, hopefully with play soon after.
However, the outfield is very damp and more showers are forecast for later this afternoon.
Warwickshire 126 & 361 v Middlesex 161
Nathan Sowter bowls (Australian) Ryan Sidebottom for one and Warwickshire are all out for 361.
The visitors have set Middlesex 327 to win just their third Championship match of the season.
With the prospects for play tomorrow poor and a minimum of 76 overs to be bowled today we could be in for an entertaining few hours at Lord's.
Somerset 306-7 v Surrey
Steven Davies brings up his first Somerset century from 147 balls, with 12 fours and a six.
The keeper has put his side in a strong position after being put in to bat by Surrey, and he still has 25 overs to try to earn a couple more batting bonus points.
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Warwickshire 126 & 359-9 v Middlesex 161
Steven Finn finally gets rewarded for some brilliantly directed hostile bowling in the first session.
Chris Wright is caught behind off the England bowler for 41, bringing an end to his 97-run ninth-wicket stand with Keith Barker (61 not out).