Winds of up to 80mph could batter parts of Wales, the Met Office has warned. The forecasting agency has issued a yellow warning for southern and western parts of the country during Monday (November 21).
Forecasters say the high winds and heavy rain will be the result of a "complex area of low pressure" that developed to the southwest of the UK on Sunday night.
The warning is in place from 6am on Monday until 6pm, and says: "There is the potential for a small area of very strong winds to affect parts of southwest England and possibly south Wales during Monday. There is a lot of uncertainty in both the locations affected and the strength of wind, but there is a small chance of gusts of 70-80 mph affecting coastal areas and 55-65 mph inland within the warning area. The winds will ease from the west into the early evening."