Storm Amy is set to hit the UK on Saturday, bringing strong, gusty winds to large parts of England and Wales.
As a result, a weather warning for wind is in place across the capital tomorrow (October 4) from 12am until 7pm, with wind speeds reaching up to 55 miles per hour, and highs of up to 65 miles per hour in some areas.
Saturday is set to begin mostly dry with some sunny spells, although outbreaks of rain are likely in some areas, turning windy throughout the afternoon.
However, weather conditions are likely to improve on Sunday, with sunnier spells expected.
Here’s the hour-by-hour weather for tomorrow (October 4):
- 12am – Rain
- 1am – Cloudy
- 2am – Rain
- 3am – Rain
- 4am – Cloudy
- 5am – Intermittent clouds
- 6am – Partly cloudy
- 7am – Clear
- 8am – Mostly cloudy with showers
- 9am – Partly sunny with showers
- 10am – Sunny
- 11am – Mostly sunny
- 12pm – Partly sunny
- 1pm – Intermittent clouds
- 2pm – Intermittent clouds
- 3pm – Intermittent clouds
- 4pm – Partly sunny
- 5pm – Intermittent clouds
- 6pm – Intermittent clouds
- 7pm – Intermittent clouds
- 8pm – Intermittent clouds
- 9pm – Intermittent clouds
- 10pm – Mostly cloudy
- 11pm – Intermittent clouds
What to expect
Due to tomorrow’s weather, some travel disruption may occur, with windy conditions potentially affecting bus and train services.
Some areas may be impacted by short-term power loss, and delays on roads and bridges are also likely.
Be prepared for weather warnings to change quickly. When a weather warning is issued, the Met Office recommends staying up to date with the forecast for your area.
