The Met Office has warned of danger to life as Storm Ashley hits parts of the UK.
The first storm of the season will “likely” bring injury hazards and winds of up to 80 miles per hour are forecast, the weather agency said.
A yellow wind warning for north-west Scotland remains in force until midnight on Sunday, with the Met Office warning that “injuries and danger to life may occur due to large waves and beach material being thrown onto coastal roads, sea fronts and properties”. .
Meteorologist Dan Stroud said “very strong, severe storms” would coincide with high spring tides, which could lead to “very large waves.”
A milder yellow wind warning will also remain in place until midnight for the whole of Scotland and Northern Ireland and parts of north-west England and Wales. This may lead to disruptions such as damage to buildings and power outages.
The north of Scotland will remain under a yellow warning due to wind until 9am on Monday.
Here Yahoo News UK details what the weather will be like in every part of the UK over the next few days, using Met Office forecasts.
London and the South East
The rain will come quickly from the west and strong winds will blow at times in the morning hours. The rain clears from the west by the afternoon and is replaced by a few bright showers. But it remains airy throughout. Maximum temperature 18C.
A cloudy start with most areas dry, but rain may develop in Kent and Sussex, while areas further west may see isolated showers. Sunny weather develops in the afternoon. Maximum temperature 16C.
Southwest
It’s a stormy day, with rain spreading eastward. There are occasional severe outbreaks this morning, while the afternoon becomes brighter and sunny weather develops. Strong and harsh winds, especially in coastal areas. Maximum temperature 17C.
Scattered showers will occur in the south-west, occasionally heavy along the Bristol Channel, but will be interspersed with plenty of warm sunshine. Brighter in the east, winds lighter than on Sunday. Maximum temperature 16C.
midlands
East Midlands: Rain will arrive quickly from the west and there will be strong winds with gusts at times throughout the morning. The afternoon rain gives way to sunny weather and largely dry conditions. But it still remains airy. Maximum temperature 16C.
West Midlands: Very wet this morning, with steady rain falling further east. Occasional heavy rain will occur for a while, then it will become brighter and scattered showers will develop this afternoon. Windy, especially in the west, with the risk of storms from time to time. Maximum temperature 16C.
East Midlands: A bright day with plenty of sunshine, but there may be occasional light showers in the afternoon. It will be windy at times, especially across the Peak District. Maximum temperature 15C.
West Midlands: Dry and more settled at first, with sunny weather and easing winds. Some showers will continue in the west in the late morning, spread towards the east and intensify in the afternoon. Maximum temperature 15C.
Northeast
The rain will come quickly from the west and strong winds will blow at times in the morning hours. The rain that falls in the afternoon gives way to sunny weather and odd showers. However, winds continue to strengthen in the afternoon. Maximum temperature 15C.
Winds sunny with scattered clouds and occasional showers. Showers may become more frequent in the afternoon. The wind eases throughout the night. Maximum temperature 15C.
Northwest
Windy, possibly stormy on the west coast. A steady band of rain is spreading eastward throughout this morning, with some heavy showers at times, brightening in the afternoon with partly cloudy skies, sunny skies and showers. It’s pretty light. Maximum temperature 15C.
A variable day with a mix of sunshine and intermittent showers. The wind is much lighter than on Sunday, but can still be gusty at times during heavy showers. Maximum temperature 15C.
Scotland
Rain will affect many places for a while, followed by winds, some gusty.
Sunny and occasionally showery. Maximum temperature 13C.
Northern Ireland
The overnight rain will soon pass, followed by sunny skies and showers, then showers often heavier in the west. Strong storm from the south, followed by southwest winds, mostly severe storms in coastal areas. Maximum temperature 15C.
Some bright or sunny weather and plenty of dry weather, with only a few showers left. Strong southwest winds ease slightly during the day. Maximum temperature 13 C.
Wales
Windy, southwest and northwest storms and coastal flooding possible. Otherwise, it will be a wet start with heavy rain blowing eastwards until the morning. As the afternoon gets brighter, there are occasional showers. Maximum temperature 17C.
Calmer, sunny and light showers than Sunday, these are heaviest in the south. Generally light winds, but occasionally breezy on the coasts and higher elevations. Maximum temperature 16C.