BBC UK weather forecast: Blustery winds to cause serious disruptions as gusts top 60mph (Image: BBC)
Britons have been cautioned as a barrel of low pressure set to strike overnight will bring blustery winds to the UK on Friday and Saturday.
The weather system, coming off of the Atlantic tomorrow, is going to be a deep low and the isobars will be packed closely together.
As a result, the winds will be a dominant factor for the weather on Friday and Saturday and could cause disruptions to travel in parts of the UK.
In fact, the risk of disruptions is expected to be widespread from midday Friday through to Saturday.
Gusts are likely to target all areas bar the north of Scotland tomorrow and though there will be rain on Saturday it is predicted to clear quickly.
Meteorologist Carol Kirkwood told BBC Breakfast: “[On Friday] the winds strengthen, particularly so in western areas.
“Temperatures falling to one degree in Aberdeen. Five, sixes and sevens for the rest of the UK.”
Today will be a largely bright and sunny day, although there will be a spell of showers in parts of the UK.
It is going to be particularly blustery in the southern half of the UK first thing this morning.
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