Storm Franklin has hit the UK just days after the country was battered by Storm Eunice and Storm Dudley earlier in the week.
A yellow weather warning for wind remains in place for Nottinghamshire with gusts expected to reach as high as 52mph on Monday morning (Feb 21).
Passengers heading on public transport are urged to check the latest before travelling.
The weather is also having an impact on some people wanting to use the tram, as the Queens Drive park and ride site will remain closed on Monday "due to rising water levels".
Travellers are advised the Racecourse park and ride can be used as an alternative.
Flood warnings have also been issued for some areas on the Nottinghamshire border.
The yellow weather warning is in place until 1pm on Monday.
Conditions will appear to ease as the day progresses, the Met Office has forecast, but it will be windy most of Monday.
This is the latest hour-by-hour forecast for Nottingham from the Met Office:
8am, light rain (50% chance), 6C, 52mph wind gusts
9am, light shower (40% chance), 7C, 51mph wind gusts
10am, cloudy (20% chance), 8C, 48mph wind gusts
11am, light rain (50% chance), 8C, 47mph wind gusts
Noon, cloudy, 8C, 42 mph wind gusts
1pm, sunny, 9C, 41mph wind gusts
2pm, sunny, 10C, 39mph wind gusts
3pm, sunny, 10C, 36mph wind gusts
4pm, sunny, 9C, 31mph wind gusts
5pm, sunny, 8C, 30mph wind gusts
6pm, clear night, 8C, 29mph wind gusts
7pm, clear night 7C, 26mph wind gusts
8pm, clear night, 7C, 24mph wind gusts
9pm, clear night 6C, 20mph wind gusts
10pm,sunny, 10C, 17mph wind gusts
11pm, sunny, 10C, 15mph wind gusts
Here's the Met Office outlook for the week ahead in the East Midlands:
Monday:
Windy at first, with blustery showers easing away southeast through the morning. A largely fine day follows with good spells of sunshine. Winds only gradually easing through the day. Maximum temperature 10 °C.
Monday night:
Cold evening, before milder air gradually spreads east overnight. Cloud thickening after midnight with outbreaks of light rain and drizzle possible, mainly across northwestern hills. Minimum temperature 2 °C.
Tuesday:
Windy, mild and cloudy start with some drizzle possible. A blustery band of rain moves southeast across the area late morning, clearing to sunny spells and isolated showers after midday. Maximum temperature 11 °C.
Outlook for Wednesday to Friday:
Changeable and often windy. Band of rain moving southeast Wednesday, followed by further colder conditions with wintry showers Thursday. Likely drier Friday, with sunny spells, after a cold, frosty start.
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