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Only some parts of the Isle of Wight are included in the weather warning for snow, which lasts for three days. See the details within
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The most persistent rain is expected over hills and accompanied by gusts of 45-55 mph over hills and around coasts
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Expect some disruption to cross-Solent travel from later today for around 24 hours as Met Office forecast more strong winds.
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If the Met Office prediction is correct, the Isle of Wight can expect thunderstorms overnight
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Train service still disrupted but improving
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There is a weather front coming in that, from the satellite image resembles the look of a hurricane
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There's a flood alert for a reasonably high spring tide on the Isle of Wight coastline today, so the advice is to "be careful along beaches, promenades, coastal footpaths and roads".
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It's blowing a hoolie out there, and naturally that means problems for some of the cross-Solent transport providers.
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Environment Agency monitors Eastern Yar, advises against driving or walking through floods
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The water level in the Eastern Yar is high and rising. In the last 12 hours, 36 mm of rain was recorded at Knighton
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March has been much wetter than average and more than half a month’s rain has fallen in the last four days and water levels in the Eastern Yar are high and continue to rise.
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Surfers Against Sewage and Southern Water are both reporting storm sewage overflows, that could affect the quality of bathing water today
