This wind vane warns you how windy it can get in parts of the Isle of Wight.

Batten down the hatches, it’s about to blow a hoolie

We hope you made the most of the good weather today (Friday), because according to the Met Office, it’s all set to change from tomorrow.

As well as the severe weather warning for Saturday, there is also another for Monday as Storm Katie heads our way.

Valid from 0015 to 1900 on Monday 28 March 2016:

Winds will strengthen markedly across southern England and south Wales from the start of Monday, with the potential for 50-60 mph gusts inland and 70 mph gusts around coasts exposed to the south and west.

The winds will then ease from the southwest from mid-morning, this improvement progressing to eastern areas by late afternoon or evening. Additional hazards may include large waves around exposed coasts as well as a period of heavy rain.

Please be aware of the potential for disruption to outdoor activities and travel, as well as the possibility of fallen trees and temporary interruptions to power supplies.

Image: garryknight under CC BY 2.0