Related videos BBC weather: Up to 80mm of heavy rain to hit Europe Related articles Piers Morgan loses it with GMB co-star after cheeky jibe BBC Weather: Carol Kirkwood's urgent warning ahead of extreme winds The Met Office said of this week: “Plenty of fine weather to begin things off across England and Wales. “A very strong wind in Scotland - but there is a lot of fine weather further south.”
It also predicated that there would be some very strong winds hitting the UK this week.
Winds that could reach 75mph could strike the UK, the Met Office warned.
In fact, a number of weather warnings for the gales have been issued by the Met Office.
Most of the concern is for the Midlands and Wales.
Sunny spells are due in the UK. (Image: Getty)
The latest weather report (Image: Getty) Debris may be thrown around by the wind in the air.
There has been billed as a “a danger to life.”
Road users may struggle with the gusts.
On Thursday, it is been suggested that "roads and bridges could close".
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This weather warning issued by the Met Office concerns mostly Wales, the Midlands and northern England.
But it has also been issued for Harpenden, Hertfordshire - and even to north Norfolk on the east coast.
Too affected could be Durham and Cumbria.
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Strong winds could cause chaos. (Image: Getty) The Met Office continued: ”Very strong winds potentially bringing some disruption through Thursday.
"A spell of very strong winds is expected to spread from the south-west across Wales and many parts of England through Thursday morning.”
"Gusts of 50-60 mph are possible for many areas, with gusts of 70 mph in places.
Winds will begin to ease across Wales through late morning, and across the rest of the area by evening.
They added: "There is a small chance of injuries and danger to life from flying debris.
"There is a slight chance of some damage to buildings, such as tiles blown from roofs
"There is a small chance of longer journey times or cancellations as road, rail, air and ferry services are affected."
Parts of England, Scotland and Wales will be affected. (Image: Met Office) Trending Via The Sun, Met Office meteorologist Marco Petagna said: “There is a big change in the weather on the way with this week looking pretty unsettled for many parts of the UK.
“There will be a risk of gales in northwestern regions at the start of the week with gusts reaching 60 to 70mph or possibly 80mph in the most exposed areas.
“Monday's low-pressure system will be followed by another on Tuesday and a third on Thursday.
