The decision has been made at Queen's to cancel play for today.

Hopefully we'll get much better conditions tomorrow...

Catch you then!

You will be shocked to hear that we've had another update and there will now be no play before 18:30 BST.

A few hardy souls still remain in the stands of Andy Murray Arena, hopeful that they will get to see Emma Raducanu at some point...

Emily Salley
BBC Sport at Queen's

Uh oh. The umbrellas are up… and here come the covers.

No play before 18:00 BST.

Who knows if we’ll see any tennis today?

Emily Salley
BBC Sport at Queen's

There is still a mist of rain coming down.

The ground staff are furiously trying to mop up the court with giant squeegees. You know? The things you use to clean windows?!

I’m not sure how well it’s working.

Emily Salley
BBC Sport at Queen's

The covers are back off! How long for is anyone's guess.

Emma Raducanu and Sorana Cirstea were on court for less than five minutes earlier this afternoon before they were told to head back in to see if the shower passed over.

An hour later... and we might finally see some tennis today.

'Might' feels like the key word. Let's not get ahead of ourselves.

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The covers are going back on inside Andy Murray Arena.

Well, it was worth a shot.

I'm going to stop talking to you about rain for now and we'll hopefully bring you some actual tennis a little later on.

Bye for now...

Emma Raducanu heads off the court, with four minutes still remaining on the warm-up clock.

The umpire tells the crowd play is going to be delayed a little longer.

A man in the crowd simply shouts 'Boo!' and gets a few laughs for his efforts.

Well, this was fun, wasn't it?

Andddddd it's raining again.

Nice one, the British summer...

The umpire has told Emma Raducanu and Sorana Cirstea they will have an extended eight-minute warm-up, given they've not had much time to prepare with play continuing to be pushed back over the course of the afternoon.

Whether the rain will even hold off for those eight minutes is another question...

Emma Raducanu will contest the opening match on Andy Murray Arena - and the players have just emerged on to the court.

Raducanu defeated Anna Blinkova in the first round, producing a promising straight-set victory to record her first match-win since Indian Wells in March.

Today, the Briton is aiming to beat a top-20 ranked opponent for the first time since defeating Daria Kasatkina at Strasbourg just over a year ago.

She's up against Romanian debutant Sorana Cirstea, who is the world number 18.

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It's been a miserable day in London - and for much of the UK.

But the covers are off on Andy Murray Arena, and we're hoping we will get to see some tennis today after all...

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