The first Atlantic storm of the season - Hurricane Danielle - is likely to affect our weather in Wales for the rest of this week. The storm is starting to head north and north eastwards across the ocean.
Forecasters here have said that the storm will affect weather patterns will affect weather in the UK over the coming days. The weather is currently dominated by an area of low pressure located to the west of Ireland. Met Office forecaster Alex Deakin says that an area of low pressure is "gaining quite a bit of attention".
He said: "This one is bringing quite a bit of uncertainty into the forecast. It's Hurricane Danielle in the subtropics now, as it drifts northwards it will no longer be a hurricane. But when you've got these highly energetic systems, it does make the forecast more complicated. It brings with it more uncertainty.”
