The Met Office has issued a yellow wind warning for the South, warning of potential disruptions until 8 a.m. Tuesday.
Storm Claudio is expected to hit Britain with strong winds overnight, with gusts reaching 70 mph in some coastal areas of England.
Storm Claudio to bring blustery high winds overnight
The Met Office has issued a yellow wind warning for the South, warning of potential disruptions until 8 a.m. Tuesday, as per Sky News.
England and Wales can expect a rainy night with strong winds in the early hours of the morning.
The storm is expected to move eastward on Tuesday, resulting in a wet day for much of the UK, with Wales and areas in southern and central England seeing the most frequent rainfall, according to the Met Office.
"The biggest impacts from Storm Claudio are expected in northern France, which is why Meteo-France has named it a system," said Neil Armstrong, chief meteorologist.
What this means for us in the UK is that high winds are possible along much of England's southern coast.
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Some isolated and particularly exposed coastal areas may experience gusts of more than 70 mph, while the majority of the warning area will experience gusts of 50 to 60 mph.
Forecasters said that the conditions are unlikely to improve by mid-week as low pressure moves in from the west, bringing rain and wind.
The strongest winds are expected to hit the Irish Sea coasts, including western Wales, northwest England, and southwest Scotland, as well as the east coast of Northern Ireland.
On Wednesday, the Met Office issued another yellow wind warning.
According to Steven Keates, Deputy Chief Meteorologist, gusts of 55 to 65 mph are expected within the warning area.
This is due to a low-pressure system moving to the northwest of the UK, which will bring heavy rain on Wednesday, particularly in parts of southwest Scotland, Cumbria, and western Wales, though much of the UK will see some rain throughout the day.
Heavy rain and 70mph winds
Winds are expected to be strongest along Irish Sea coasts, including western Wales, northwest England, and southwest Scotland, as well as the east coast of Northern Ireland, as per Independent.
On Wednesday, it also issued a yellow weather warning for wind.
Within the warning area, gusts of 55 to 65 mph are expected," said Deputy Chief Meteorologist Steven Keates.
This is due to a low-pressure system moving to the northwest of the UK, which will bring heavy rain on Wednesday, particularly in parts of southwest Scotland, Cumbria, and western Wales, though much of the UK will see some rain throughout the day.
This evening and tonight will be mostly dry in northern England and eastern Scotland.
Otherwise, rain, mainly to the north and east, with some heavy bursts in places.
Southerly coastal gales, possibly severe gales later near some eastern English Channel coasts.
On Tuesday, heavy rain from northeast Scotland began to clear, albeit slowly. Most other areas will see sunny spells and showers, some heavy with thunder. It's breezy, with coastal gales in places.
Weather remains unsettled, with spells of rain and wind interspersed with clearer or brighter showery interludes.
Gales are expected to form along many western coasts on Wednesday. Temperatures are close to normal.
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