By james art 
But warmer weather is also on the road and temperatures can reach 16 ° C on Friday, Met Office reported.
Yellow wind warnings have been issued in the coastal regions of Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland on Friday with gusts up to 70 km / h.
Warnings are also in place on the same day for rain in the northern and southwestern Scotland.
Issued Alert of Yellow Time
Rain in parts of Scotland
Friday 0600 – 1800
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Remain #Weathare
– Met Office (@Metoffice) February 19, 2025
The Met Office said: “Friday warnings emphasize potential interruptions of the trip, dangerous conditions near the shores and the ability to break the power supply for some.”
Met Office’s deputy meteorologist Mike Silverstone said: “Time will become softer for the bigger part of the country since Thursday, but this transition heralds the beginning of some potentially more influential wind and rain.
“While on Thursday we will see shining winds and rain for many, Friday is when we can see more effects, with warnings issued for wind and rain.
“On Friday, South and West Wales, Southwestern Scotland and the eastern parts of Northern Ireland, they will see the strongest winds, probably about 70 km / h on the open shores and about 60 miles / h more in the warning areas.
“Rain is an additional danger, with 30-40 mm probably in parts of Scotland for a period of six hours and up to about 70 mm is possible through the higher land in the warning areas.”
Saturday is expected to be a more day day, but those of the southeast can see the remains of Friday rain moving during the day.
Strong winds in the western parts of the United Kingdom
Eastern parts of North Ireland Friday 0600 to 1000
Southwest Scotland and parts of Wales Friday from 0800 to 1500
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– Met Office (@Metoffice) February 19, 2025
More rain and wind are expected from Sunday, according to Met Office.
Silverstone said: “The main factor in the UK’s time is our transition from cold Eastern regime to more than Western regime.
“While this pushes the more cold air that affects us, it also introduces the Atlantic Meteorological Systems and the potential of the low pressure zones to affect the UK’s time.
“While Saturday has to provide a relaxation for many, Sunday will see a more wet and windy weather that Mesten to the East in the United Kingdom.
“There is a potential for additional warnings on Sunday as details were fired in the coming days.”
The yellow warning for strong winds will be in force on Friday from 6 to 10am for eastern parts of Northern Ireland and from 8:00 to 15:00 for Southwestern Scotland and parts of Wales.
Yellow rain warning enters into force on the same day from 6:00 to 6:00 pm for southwest and northeastern Scotland, with predictors warning interruption of travel, power outage and floods are “likely”.