north england, the north midlands, across towrads lincolnshire and norfolk as well. this is the first named storm of the season eileen. the strongest winds on the southern flank of the low, particuallrly out towards the north sea as we get towards wednesday morning. but it will still be very blustery across a swathe of north—east england, across yorkshire, lincolnshire and on towards norkfolk as well. given that the leaves are all still onthe trees, well, these winds strong enough to bring down some tree branches, maybe old trees, so there is the potential for some localised transport disruption, perhaps one or two power cuts as well. through the rest of the day it stays pretty blustery. there'll be plenty of showers in the forecast through wednesday, widely across the uk, but always most frequently across the north and west, wheresome will be heavy with some hail and thunder mixed in. feeling cool as well. just 12 degrees in glasgow. fewer showers towards the south—east, but no—one...