Exact times Met Office predicts winds will be strongest in Manchester on Monday

Wind gusts could reach over 40mph on Monday (January 27), according to forecasters. The Met Office has issued the latest weather forecast for the Greater Manchester region.

It comes amid a number of yellow wind and rain warnings, which have been put in place across parts of the UK over the coming days.

The alerts, which have warned of periods of heavy rain which could cause flooding, as well as spells of strong winds which could lead of disruption, cover Wales, the south and the Midlands.

Greater Manchester continued to face disruption over the weekend following strong winds brought in by Storm Eowyn. Multiple train services were cancelled north of Preston and Carlisle, causing travel issues across the north and Scotland.

The Met Office forecast for Manchester on Monday (January 27) has predicted wind gusts of up to 43mph. Meteorologists say that winds of 40 mph or more can affect balance, and also advise on taking precautions when driving, camping, or hiking in these conditions.

These are the exact times when gusts are expected to be strongest according to the Met Office. All weather forecasts are of course subject to change:

12am: 30mph

1am: 2 mph

2am: 24mph

3am: 23mph

4am: 24mph

5am: 25mph

6am: 28mph

7am: 31mph

8am: 34mph

9am: 36mph

10am: 39mph

11am: 40mph

12pm: 43mph

1pm: 42mph

2pm: 42mph

3pm: 41mph

4pm: 40mph

5pm: 38mph

6pm: 37mph

7pm: 37mph

8pm: 35mph

9pm: 34mph

10pm: 32mph

11pm: 30mph