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The Met Office said: "A spell of strong and gusty southerly winds is expected and will likely coincide with rush hour on Friday. Gusts of 45-55 mph are likely across the warning area, with exposed coasts and hills of counties Down and Antrim perhaps seeing gusts of 65 mph. Winds will quickly ease from the west during the early afternoon."

PARTS of the UK will be battered by wind and rain tomorrow with forecasters warning of “dangerous” conditions and potential power cuts. Yellow warnings have been issued for wind in

Cold weather may be receding soon, but plenty of areas will just be swapping it for a wet anfd windy battering by the end of the week. The Met Office issued warnings for wind and rain for large areas of the west coast of Britain on Friday.

The Met Office has warned that parts of the UK not affected by the weather warnings will still experience blustery conditions. But despite the wet and windy conditions, the temperature in the UK has jumped up dramatically, rising by up to 9C in parts of the country.

The Met Office has issued five new yellow warnings for wind and rain over the weekend as the UK prepares for stormy weather.

The Yellow warning for wind on Friday was announced at 10.30am on Wednesday. A Met Office forecast said: "Southerly winds will increase on Friday morning, with gusts of 50 to 60mph likely for exposed coasts and hills of western Britain. Some parts of the warning area may see gusts of 70 mph for a time. Winds ease from the west during the afternoon.

The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for a huge portion of the UK warning of winds set to reach up to 70mph which could sweep Brits 'off your feet'

The Met Office has issued a snow and ice warning for parts of the UK which is also expected to bring rare freezing rain. The yellow weather warning is in place for southern and central parts of Scotland and is in place until 12pm today.

Residents across Shropshire have been warned to expect a day of heavy winds after a yellow weather warning was issued by the Met Office.

Northern Ireland is due for some unsettled weather over the next few days. Two yellow wind warnings have been issued by the Met Office. The first warning, for Friday morning, covers mainly the eastern counties.