front comes in bringing rain the winds will be squally across the north west of scotland and the northern isles. the black circles represent the strength of the gusts of wind. we are looking at it mild day, 10 celsius and 11, on the other side of the weather front it will turn cold and showers will turn wintry. as the cold front moves south on thursday night and into friday, all the milder yellow is pushed away and the colder blue follows behind. the overnight picture, the rain goes south, wintry on the hills, cold airfeeds in, increasing wintry showers even two sea levels across scotland. also some frost and ice on untreated surfaces. in the south, temperatures still mild. tomorrow, goodbye to the weather front,
braced for impact here. talk me through what braced for impact here. talk me through what you braced for impact here. talk me through what you are braced for impact here. talk me through what you are expecting| braced for impact here. talk me i through what you are expecting in terms of the timeline this morning, as matt has been telling this, the winds will peak at different times in different parts of the country. what do you understand will be the peak of the weather where you are? we are expecting the worst of the storm to hit in the next hour or so. as i say, i think the wind is very much picking up. it does coincide with high tide here in weston super mare which is just before 8am this morning. that was a complicating factor. what we would really emphasise to people is to stay away from the coastline, don t be tempted to go down to the seafront and have a look at the high tide because you are putting your own life in danger. more importantly, those people who would have to
time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. good morning from bbc london. i m frankie mccamley. there is a red weather warning in place across the london area from 10am this morning until 3pm this afternoon. this is the highest level of alert meaning there is a danger to life. the met office has warned of strong winds, with gusts of up to 80 miles per hourforecast. winds are expected to be strongest around lunchtime. there is an amber warning in place for the rest of the day until 9pm. the london fire brigade, which responds to power outages and flooding, says it s ready for the storm ahead but had these cautionary words. it s a good idea in the event that there may be some power cuts to make sure you have torchees available, if you re going to use candles you re using candles safely, using appropriate holders and making sure matches and lighting materials
direction it will follow water up the bristol channel so there are a number of severe flood warnings in these areas and it will be dangerous around the coast. it s notjust read warnings, there is not wider amber warnings, there is not wider amber warning across much of wales and england were re could see similar doubts, may be the impact not as severe as in those red warning areas. and it s all about the timings of those storms as they start to push in. this morning we are looking at peak wind timings that will be towards parts of wales and the south west, winds will strengthen, through the middle of the morning into early afternoon the peak of the winds will be from north west england all the way down to london and the south east and it s quite calm at the moment across some parts of northern and eastern england but winds will strengthen later on so you have time to get a way lose brightens from the gardens
happening around the uk. tt’s matt has all the answers for what is happening around the uk. happening around the uk. it s all about the storm happening around the uk. it s all about the storm moving - happening around the uk. it s all about the storm moving its - happening around the uk. it s all about the storm moving its way i happening around the uk. it s all. about the storm moving its way and it s not with us yet so we are not seeing peak wind gust by any means. the strongest winds are out towards the bottom of the hook of cloud, the strongest winds on the southern edge and that will track eastward through the day. it will be a case of watching those warnings, they have onlyjust come into force across parts of south west england and south wales, these are the red danger to life warnings issued by the met office, they will come into effect from 10am and it s an indication of no strong winds will be moving east. we will see the main risk of travel and power disruption in these