The Latest Breaking News from Met Office

Rain is expected to fall throughout the afternoon

Heavy rain will sweep the region on Friday afternoon

Heavy rain is expected to cause disruption to bus, car and train travel.

Brits are preparing for a "much wetter and windier autumn" after record-breaking temperatures over the summer. Friday could see early signs of the cold weather as warnings are issued about Hurricane Ian which is predicted to sweeps low pressures across the country

Runners will take to the streets of both cities this Sunday, October 2

A yellow flood warning has been issued to Glasgow as heavy showers are expected to hit the city with strong winds reaching 46 miles per hour before the afternoon.

The stormy conditions may affect travel times in parts of the country on Friday.

The UK Met Office has warned residents up and down the country, including regions of West Lothian, of heavy rains and possible flooding on Friday morning into the afternoon.

Some parts of the country will see gales nearing 60pmh on Friday

The hurricane will sweep an 'area of low pressure' across the UK on Friday, bringing wetter and windier weather with it

Heavy showers are on the cards on Friday and Saturday