The Met Office has issued a new double weather warning covering the whole of Lancashire with forecasters saying there is a 'danger to life'. Strong winds and heavy rain are set to cause travel disruption over the next few days and could lead to flooding and power cuts.

A further warning for heavy rain and wind in the region will follow from 3pm on Friday to 6am on Sunday. The warning is in place for the whole of Lancashire, as well as Greater Manchester, Merseyside, Cheshire, West Yorkshire and parts of Cumbria and North Wales.

Preston and Lancashire is set for a wild 48-hour period from Thursday as the Met Office has two weather warnings in place. A yellow weather warning is in force for strong winds during Thursday (5 December) afternoon and overnight into Friday.

The Met Office has issued a series of new weather warnings indicating wind gusts of up to 80mph and heavy rain are set to batter the UK in the coming days, potentially bringing travel chaos and power cuts.

Further weather warnings have been issued by the Met Office as heavy rain and winds of up to 80mph are set to slam into the British Isles. All of England, Wales and Northern Ireland will be under a warning from Friday afternoon until early Sunday morning.

The Met Office has issued a fresh weather alert warning winds of up to 70mph could hit the UK, bringing travel chaos and power cuts. On Wednesday, the forecaster put in place the new yellow weather warning for wind from Thursday through to Friday across parts of north England and Northern Ireland.

The Met Office have issued a yellow weather warning for Peterborough, with strong winds expected to hit the city tomorrow (Saturday). The warning, which covers a large part of England and Wales, is in place from 9am until 11.

The Met Office has issued several yellow weather warnings as temperatures are expected to drop. Warning of potential disruption and risk of crashes, the national weather service has issued a yellow alert for ice from 9pm tonight to 10am tomorrow for Scotland.