landfall in recent hours in western cuba, bringing winds of up to 125 mph. it is heading north, florida is bracing for man is full on thursday. it will bring a storm surge up to ten feet around the tampa bay region, half a metre of rainfall and winds other road 120 mph, so really dangerous conditions with both of those storms. closer to home, typically autumnal, lots of rainbows because we have the mix of sunny spells in blustery showers staying with those for the rest of the day. low pressure towards the east at the moment is driving and showers for part of eastern scotland, heading south into eastern england and there will also be rain towards the south west, so for the likes of cornwall towards the channel islands, more prolonged spells of rain, sunny intervals elsewhere and peppering a fairly heavy showers, winds of 30 to a0 mph but not so windy as over the past 2a hours also. temperatures between about 11 and 16, feeling cool by you are exposed to the brisk north westerl
i couldn t not. i think i had to do it. the next step is carried out by two shire horses heath and nobby. they appeared at the royal windsor horse show for the platinum jubilee earlier this year. they ll be pulling a flatbed dray a traditional open cart. these shire horses are often seen helping to plough the land at the royal parks, helping to manage the windflower meadows. they re better for the environment than machinery, as they have less of an impact on the earth. but today they ve got a slightly different task transporting the flowers on the next stage of their journey. a particularly memorable moment of the nation s farewell to the queen was her little pony emma looking on as the coffin passed. now an equine royal duty for these two who weigh a tonne each taking the flowers to kensington gardens to be composted. the royal family are really big on conservation and sustainability, and so are we as the royal park, so i think it s really great that
the flowers from the rest. a team of around 100 volunteers carefully separates non floral tributes. i m just cleaning up all the bits of paper that have been left between all the cards. all the toys, as well. i think one of the sweetest things was a little pair of boots and a little paddington bear and some diamond some spoons, as well, from the diamond jubilee. those items are taken aside, dried and stored until it s decided how best to use them. for alessandra donebauer from battersea, joining the volunteer effort helps honour the queen s memory. i think the outpouring for the queen during this time has been so. it s been so beautiful. and there s so much kind energy amongst the people here. the next step is carried out by two shire horses heath and nobby. they appeared at the royal windsor horse show for the platinum jubilee earlier this year. they ll be pulling a flatbed dray a traditional open cart. these shire horses are often seen helping to plough the land at the royal pa