The UK is set to experience sunny spells and mild temperatures later today, in a dramatic turn following the strong gales brought on by Storm Noa, which battered Britain with top speeds of 96mph.
The storm hit the UK on Wednesday, bringing ferocious winds and heavy rainfall to mainly the south west coastal areas of England.
The Isle of Wight recorded winds with a top speed of 96.9mph, and over 260 properties in Devon and 43 in Cornwall were left without power.
