As Wales catches its breath after receiving a hammering from Storm Eunice there is more bad weather to come.
There are currently two yellow weather warnings in place for Wales covering different parts of the country.
A warning for wind is in place for the southern third of Wales from 6am on Saturday 19 to 6pm the same day. The North Wales coast also has a yellow weather warning for wind from 12pm on Sunday 20 until 12pm on Monday 21.
Read more: You can view the latest Storm Eunice updates here
In order for you to plan your weekend WalesOnline has spoken to meteorologists at the Met Office to see what is in store.
Saturday
10am -12pm
A Met Office spokesman said: "At the moment, there is a band of rain pushing across the whole of wales. There will be sleet and snow across higher ground but it is still windy across the country.
"Currently seeing inland with gusts 25-30 but around the coast this 45-50 especially along the south coast of Wales. Warning in place 6pm and winds wax out at 50 and shouldn’t get stronger than that."
12pm-6pm
"Over the course of the day the wind will linger but slowly die off.," the spokesman said. "It will become dryer with some clouds and one or two showers. Southern and central areas will see more sun than the north. By late afternoon winds will ease.
"There will be highs of 10c in the south and 8c in the north. Given the wind it will feel chillier than this."
Saturday 6pm- Sunday 4am
"The winds will stop for a time," said the spokesman. There will be a brief respite overnight. Rain will move back in over the evening. and it will be a cloudy and wet night before the winds will also increase again."
Sunday 4am - 12pm
The spokesman said: "It will be a wet and windy start. It will be cloudy with breaks of rain. It will come and go but be persistent over hills in north and west. The south has the best but wet day for everybody."
The rest of Sunday
"The wind will be strengthening during the day tomorrow, peaking around early lunch time," he said. "The highest speeds will be between 55-60 mph around the coast but lower inland.
"An unsettled Sunday overall. There will be mild temperatures for the time of year up to 12C but will feel much colder in the wind."
Monday - Thursday
The spokesman said: "On Monday there will be little change. The wind will be breezy but it will be dryer Monday with some sunshine though still cold northerly winds.
"For the rest of the week it is rinse and repeat. Tuesday there is a band of rain and heavy showers and it will be the same Wednesday and Thursday with temperatures staying around average."
