Bristol is expected to see a mixed bag of weather next week after the end of Storm Dennis.
Today (February 16) there are yellow weather warnings in place for both wind and rain - but the storm is expected to ease up tomorrow after a final bout of strong winds tonight.
Heavy rain is expected to last until around 2pm today, with wind speeds of up to 43 miles per hour forecast this evening.
We are bringing you the latest traffic and travel updates during the storm here - and up-to-date information on Bristol Airport flights here.
Conditions are expected to improve slightly tomorrow (Monday, February 17), but the week ahead in Bristol looks largely unsettled.
What's the weather forecast in Bristol next week?
Monday will see sunny patches as well as heavy downpours, with the worst of the rain expected late in the morning.
The wind is expected to die down with highs of 35 miles per hour, which is tamer than it has been this weekend.
Tuesday is likely to be a similar story with heavy showers interspersed with periods of sunshine, while Wednesday will see heavy rain in the afternoon.
Thursday looks set to be another wet day with heavy showers predicted until the late afternoon, but Friday looks drier with a low chance of precipitation all day - although it's unlikely we'll see any sunshine.
Met Office outlook for South West
This is the Met Office's outlook for the week ahead in the South West:
Tonight
Remaining windy overnight, with clear spells and occasional heavy showers. Some more frequent showers will begin to push in from the west during the second part of the night. Chilly. Minimum temperature 4 °C.
Monday
Windy conditions persisting, with frequent heavy showers, accompanied by the chance of hail and thunder throughout the day.
Feeling raw during any heavy downpours. Maximum temperature 9°C.
Outlook for Tuesday to Thursday
Sunshine and blustery showers on Tuesday.
Wednesday looks drier and calmer for a time, before spells of rain are likely to move through overnight and into Thursday.
