Jo Farrow

Storm Bert will bring high winds, heavy rain, sleet and snow with the risk of surface water flooding. With poor travel conditions, Saturday morning looks particularly grim.

Storm Bert brought heavy snowfall as torrential rain causing major flooding and wild conditions at the weekend. Some quieter days this week and frost.

As the Netherlands braces for Storm Conall, the UK will see quiet, chilly weather with fog and frost. By the weekend a very mild southerly flow will bring a warm end to November and 1st of December.

A very mild southerly flow will lift UK temperatures into double figures this weekend. It won't last into next week but any passing rain shouldn't be heavy or persistent. Good news for flood-hit regions.

There is a change on the way for this December weekend. After a week dominated by high pressure bringing steady, calm conditions across the UK, northern areas will face an increasingly blustery end to the weekend as the jet stream moves south.

Strong and gusty winds will continue on Wednesday in the north. Overnight rain and wind will pass over England and Wales before it turns colder, briefly, everywhere.

Everywhere will be windy this weekend with potentially disruptive gales and gusts in the far north. If you have a Christmas outing, take your coat as it will feel cold.

Blustery winds across the UK for the end of the year with gales in the north. There will be bands of rain, even snow for northern Scotland as much colder air arrives for 2025.

The wind has already impacted Edinburgh's Hogmanay Festival and the forecast looks windy for Tuesday in Scotland, with rain and snow mentioned.

The strong, gusty winds have already hit some New Year's Eve events. If you are considering the wind and rain outside, here's a look around the UK for the forecast at midnight as 2024 ends