The yellow warning for fog is expected to stay in place until 09:00 BST on Friday. The warning says: "Areas of fog, including some dense patches reducing visibility to less than 1

The Met Office has issued an amber weather warning ahead of the first named storm of the season, which is set to hit the UK on Sunday. | ITV National News

Gusts of up to 80mph will bring strong winds and high spring tides expected to send debris flying across coastal areas - with 'injuries and danger to life' likely

Gusts of wind could reach up to 80mph in parts of the UK at the weekend, with the Met Office warning of power cuts, damage to buildings and potential “danger to life” from flying debris. As heavy rain battered Wales and western and northern parts of England on Wednesday,

Much of the country will have a windy end to the weekend, but temperatures over the coming days are expected to be warmer than average.

The Met Office has warned 'dense' fog will cause delays across more than 40 areas during this morning's rush hour commute - with bus and train services, as well as flights and ferry travel impacted

The Met Office has issued two yellow weather alerts, warning parts of the country should brace for strong wind and rain.

Named by the Irish met service Met Éireann, the storm is set to bring strong winds and rain to Scotland, Ireland, the northwest of England, and Wales. The Met Office has warned that the "deep area of low pressure" could bring widespread disruption on Sunday and early Monday.

There is “a good chance” of power cuts in that area which could affect mobile phone coverage and buildings will probably be damaged

UK. It says that the country is going to be unusually windy over the next 48 hours. It has put two alerts in place for parts of Scotland, as of tomorrow (October 18), reports the Mirror. While they have not been put in place in our area,

Parts of the county are in for a dangerous battering while it is flooding that could cause problems in Gloucestershire