Wet and windy weather expected early Tuesday. Wettest in the south and west, windiest in the southeast.
A brief spell of wet and windy weather is expected early Tuesday, especially in the east during the morning rush hour. The highest rainfall totals will be over western and southern parts where 15-30 mm rain is likely, amounts elsewhere much smaller. The windiest weather, meanwhile, will be in the far east and southeast during the morning rush hour, gusts then likely to widely reach 45-55 mph and come close to 65 mph in the most exposed spots. Elsewhere conditions will be less windy, especially by morning rush hour.
Rain, heavy at times, on Tuesday giving difficult driving conditions. Windy too, especially in coastal areas.
Another spell of wet and windy weather is expected on Tuesday when rain will be heavy at times and, given recent wet weather, likely lead to impacts in a few places. Over most of Wales, Devon and Cornwall the worst of the weather will have cleared by mid-afternoon whilst further east the worst conditions are likely to be during the afternoon and early evening. This wet weather, meanwhile, will be accompanied by windy conditions with gusts in exposed coastal locations around 50-65 mph which means that some coastal routes, sea fronts and coastal communities may be affected by spray and/or large waves. Inland, gusts will be lower and mainly peak at 40-50 mph.
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