THE UK is expected to record its hottest day of the year so far today, as Storm Kathleen batters Plymouth and the west of the country with heavy rain and winds of up to 70mph.
The Met Office said temperatures could reach up to 22C in East Anglia as unseasonably warm air is drawn across parts of the UK.
The forecaster issued a yellow warning for wind in western areas of the UK, including Northern Ireland, parts of Scotland and Wales, and the North West and South West of England from 8am to 10pm on Saturday.
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