The next Atlantic weather system is already gathering in the south west and it's set to bring more blustery conditions
Parts of the UK are set for further wet and windy weather in the wake of Storm Kathleen in the coming days. The Met Office has issued more weather warnings for wind and rain affecting coastal regions of England and a large area of Scotland.
According to the UK forecast: "A low pressure system arrives on Monday giving further wet and windy weather, especially for southwest England and Wales. Coastal winds combined with high spring tides can cause flooding." Then on Tuesday, at 1am, yellow wind warnings will come into effect on England's southern coast - including Dover, Eastbourne, Brighton, Portsmouth and the Isle of Wight - and coastal areas in the north west and Wales - including Blackpool, Formby, Colwyn Bay, Bangor and Aberystwyth.
Meanwhile, Scots have been warned they could see flooding as heavy rain is expected. "Rainfall on Monday night and Tuesday could cause some transport disruption and damage to homes and businesses, via flooding," the Met Office said.
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