Ardrossan and Saltcoats residents have been told to brace themselves for some disruption amid a Met Office weather forecast for North Ayrshire and other parts of Scotland.
The national weather service has warned of strong winds throughout Friday and has predicted short bursts of heavy rain.
The rain could cause some flooding and partially impact bus and train services.
Brighter weather and scattered showers are expected for the rest of the weekend while strong westerly and south westerly winds are set for Saturday and Sunday.
Here is where the weather warning covers and what to expect.
Are you already wishing it was Friday❓
— Met Office (@metoffice) September 27, 2022
Be prepared for some wet and windy weather, which will start it's life on the other side of the Atlantic pic.twitter.com/7pV1pVEt5P
What to expect from the Met Office weather forecast?
- There is as much as a 95% chance of rain at around 10am and 1pm
- Short bursts of heavy rain throughout the day
- There will be strong southerly and south westerly winds that could reach as high as 54mph
- Temperatures are to feel no higher than 9 degrees until around 4pm
- Humidity could reach 90% in the early afternoon
The BBC forecast
It'll generally become a bit more settled on Wed and Thurs.
— BBC Weather (@bbcweather) September 27, 2022
Different story for Friday though...⬇️💦
Simon | https://t.co/Q9AtdePX63 pic.twitter.com/e0qBu1QdqZ
The BBC has predicted a similarly wet and windy end to the week, with a huge weather system of strong winds and heavy rain expected on Friday.
Saturday and Sunday will experience cloudy conditions with small spells of rain and sun.
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