Wind gusts of up to 70mph could hit parts of the UK.
The remnants of Storm Kyle are expected to bring heavy wind and rain to large parts of the UK
The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning covering the western parts of the UK for strong winds from 8pm tomorrow to midnight on Friday. The Met Office warned the aftermath of ex-tropical storm Kyle would clash with warm air masses over the UK, leading to a ‘very vigorous system’.It comes as parts of Devon experienced flash flooding on Monday afternoon. Barnstable was the worst hit with up to 60 calls for help as homes and businesses were flooded.
Deputy chief meteorologist Matthew Lehnert said: ‘Along with the sometimes heavy rain, strong winds have the potential to cause impacts that are not common in August.
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