Forecasters say for many it will be dry with a mixture of sunshine and clouds in the coming days. But in Scotland, three yellow weather warnings for rain have been issued.
Hurricane
Up to 150mm of rainfall is expected within a 24-hour period in the worst-affected areas and winds could rise to 60mph as the remnants of Hurricane Ernesto hit the UK.
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