that is— yeovilton in somerset, 76 mph. that is the — yeovilton in somerset, 76 mph.her for the — pretty extraordinary weather for the south—west of england. through— for the south—west of england. through tonight, this is storm bert~ — through tonight, this is storm bert~ this _ through tonight, this is storm bert. this area of low pressure, a deep low, all of the — pressure, a deep low, all of the ice _ pressure, a deep low, all of the ice bath on the chart, for a time — the ice bath on the chart, for a time is _ the ice bath on the chart, for a time is a _ the ice bath on the chart, for a time is a very strong winds across— a time is a very strong winds across the _ a time is a very strong winds across the south east corner. overnight, it is where we see the squeeze on the ice parts of western— the squeeze on the ice parts of western and northern scotland, where _ western and northern scotland, where we — western and northern scotland, where we have that continued risk of— where we have that continued risk of gales. tomorrow, that low is — risk of gales. tomorrow,

gusts of wind in yeovilton, in somerset, of 76mph.s. and some curiously mild air, too. 19 celsius in santon downham, in suffolk. but of course, of most concern has been just how much rainfall we've been seeing. parts of south—eastern wales, of course, seeing some severe flooding. there are plenty of flood warnings in force across the uk, and that number could well rise as, of course, all of that rainfall just continues to feed into the rivers. and here's the area of low pressure associated with storm bert. it's gradually pulling its way further northwards and eastwards. still a tight squeeze on the isobars. the centre of the storm still over the north of scotland as we head through the rest of the night and into tomorrow morning, still gales here. still a few more showers affecting some of these flood—affected areas across south—eastern wales, but it's turned a lot drier now, with that band of rain across south—east england. and that will clear as we head through the morning. now, in terms of showers, the worst of them will tend to be

gusts of wind in yeovilton in somerset of 76 miles an hour, and that is the strongest gust recorded atld air too — 19 celsius in santon downham in suffolk. but of course, of most concern has been just how much rainfall we've been seeing — parts of south—eastern wales, of course, seeing some severe flooding. there are plenty of flood warnings in force across the uk and that number could well rise as, of course, all of that rainfall just continues to feed into the rivers. and here's the area of low pressure associated with storm bert. it's gradually pulling its way further northwards and eastwards, still a tight squeeze on the isobars, the centre of the storm still over the north of scotland. as we head through the rest of the night and into tomorrow morning, still gales here. still a few more showers affecting some of these flood—affected areas across south—eastern wales, but it's turned a lot drier now with that band of rain across south—east england, and that will clear as we head through the morning. now, in terms of showers, the worst of them will tend to be across north—west scotla

this gust of 76mph at yeovilton the strongest wind gust, it looks like, they've seen there since 1990h—eastern parts of england as we head towards the end of the day. the winds also picking up again across northern ireland and western scotland. gales in many areas here could cause some disruption. a lot of showers in the north of the uk. and as we head through this evening and tonight, well, this band of rain does trudge slowly across the south—east of england. it does dry up a bit across wales and the south—west. a few showers here. frequent showers across the north of the uk, northern ireland, scotland. close to the centre of that low, still very windy. gales in the north. those are your overnight temperatures. not quite as mild as it was last night. so, tomorrow, a slightly calmer day. storm bert still close enough to be bringing some pretty windy weather in northern areas. frequent showers across scotland, northern ireland, northern england. one or two into wales, the south—west. not as many further south and east. the winds not as strong as they have been, particularly in souther

gusts of wind in yeovilton and somerset of 76mph — that is the strongest gust recorded at this site foron downham, in suffolk. but of course, of most concern has been just how much rainfall we've been seeing — parts of southeastern wales, of course, seeing some severe flooding. there are plenty of flood warnings in force across the uk, and that number could well rise as, of course, all of that rainfall just continues to feed into the rivers. and here's the area of low pressure associated with storm bert — it's gradually pulling its way further northwards and eastwards, still a tight squeeze on the isobars, the centre of the storm still over the north of scotland as we head through the rest of the night and into tomorrow morning, still gales here. still a few more showers affecting some of these flood—affected areas across southeastern wales, but it's turned a lot drier now, with that band of rain across southeast england. and that will clear as we head through the morning. now, in terms of showers, then the worst of them will tend to be across northwest scotland, gradually pushing furth

yeovilton somerset, wind gust of 76 must per hour looks like the strongest wind gust they have had an 30 years. in the last couple of hours we have seen the winds picking up again across the western side of scotland. met office yellow warning is in force for the strength of the wind is not only across the south and east of england but also across northern ireland and the western side scotland, it will be legislating first off is that what happens next, the area of low pressure storm bert will push close to the north of ready and when at night, still very windy, particularly in the north of uk, but storm slowly sliding away during tomorrow and think should slowly start to come down.— and think should slowly start to come down. thank you. let's show you _ to come down. thank you. let's show you the — to come down. thank you. let's show you the live _ pictures from porthleven in cornwall, where as you can see we have been reporting how effects of storm bert still being felt there with the high winds and all that rather fierce c. it is lapping up against the coast. the authorities in sou

gusts of wind in yeovilton in somerset of 76 miles an hour, and that is the strongest gust recorded atius in santon downham in suffolk. but of course, of most concern has been just how much rainfall we've been seeing — parts of south—eastern wales, of course, seeing some severe flooding. there are plenty of flood warnings in force across the uk and that number could well rise as, of course, all of that rainfall just continues to feed into the rivers. and here's the area of low pressure associated with storm bert. it's gradually pulling its way further northwards and eastwards, still a tight squeeze on the isobars, the centre of the storm still over the north of scotland. as we head through the rest of the night and into tomorrow morning, still gales here. still a few more showers affecting some of these flood—affected areas across south—eastern wales, but it's turned a lot drier now with that band of rain across south—east england, and that will clear as we head through the morning. now, in terms of showers, the worst of them will tend to be across north—west scotland, gradually pushin

gusts of wind in yeovilton in somerset of 76 miles an hour, and that is the strongest gust recorded atoncern has been just how much rainfall we've been seeing — parts of south—eastern wales, of course, seeing some severe flooding. there are plenty of flood warnings in force across the uk and that number could well rise as, of course, all of that rainfall just continues to feed into the rivers. and here's the area of low pressure associated with storm bert. it's gradually pulling its way further northwards and eastwards, still a tight squeeze on the isobars, the centre of the storm still over the north of scotland. as we head through the rest of the night and into tomorrow morning, still gales here. still a few more showers affecting some of these flood—affected areas across south—eastern wales, but it's turned a lot drier now with that band of rain across south—east england, and that will clear as we head through the morning. now, in terms of showers, the worst of them will tend to be across north—west scotland, gradually pushing further eastwards, more organised rain here. also for no

gusts of wind in yeovilton in somerset of 76 miles an hour, and that is the strongest gust recorded at concern has been just how much rainfall we've been seeing — parts of south—eastern wales, of course, seeing some severe flooding. there are plenty of flood warnings in force across the uk and that number could well rise as, of course, all of that rainfall just continues to feed into the rivers. and here's the area of low pressure associated with storm bert. it's gradually pulling its way further northwards and eastwards, still a tight squeeze on the isobars, the centre of the storm still over the north of scotland. as we head through the rest of the night and into tomorrow morning, still gales here. still a few more showers affecting some of these flood—affected areas across south—eastern wales, but it's turned a lot drier now with that band of rain across south—east england, and that will clear as we head through the morning. now, in terms of showers, the worst of them will tend to be across north—west scotland, gradually pushing further eastwards, more organised rain here. also for

i think the windiest gusts recorded were in yeovilton in somerset, and i was in somerset this weekend as chance would happen. and let me tell you, it was a frightening drive home yesterday. we had all the bikes on the roof of our car, the children in the back, and it was it was really dicey in places and when we got home, our trampoline had blown away, which also quite frightening and luckily hadn't injured anyone. >> all the kids toys in the garden. >> yeah. it's just, you know, those are minor things really. when you look at some of the stories we'll be talking about in a moment. but this, this was really quite a storm. storm babet. >> well, okay. it ravaged the whole country and at least five deaths may be connected to the whole chaos caused. >> the disruption doesn't look set to end just yet. 200 flood alerts are still in place. and there is this major incident still in south wales. >> 300 flights have been cancelled. it's only the second storm of the season but is the worst over? or is this just the beginning of a whole season of storms to come? >> well, let's get the very latest