The Amber wind warning is in place from Wednesday February 16, until Thursday February 17, as Storm Dudley hits the north of the UK.
The Met Office says: “Storm Dudley is expected to affect the UK on Wednesday night and Thursday, bringing a period of very strong and disruptive winds.
“Injuries and danger to life is likely from large waves and beach material being thrown onto coastal roads, sea fronts and properties.”
A yellow wind warning is in place on Friday February 18, as Storm Eunice hits England, Ireland and Wales.
Here’s what’s in store for Scarborough this week:
Tonight: Turning clear and cold as the rain stops. Wind increasing over night, with rain arriving by the morning. Rain may be wintery over the hills.
Minimum temperature: -1℃
Winds are expected to be around 23mph, making it feel like 2℃.
Tuesday: Wet and windy with some hill snow. This will be quick to clear, turning into sunshine and showers. More persistent wind in the evening.
Maximum temperature: 8℃.
Winds could reach up to 33mph, making it feel like 3℃.
Wednesday: Amber wind warnings are in place. Rain throughout the day, turning into blustery showers.
Maximum temperature: 12℃
Winds are likely to reach up to 51mph, making it feel like 3℃.
Thursday: Amber wind warnings are in place. A drier day on Thursday, turning into rain later on.
Maximum temperature: 8℃.
Winds will reach up to 55mph, making it feel like 1℃.