longer.blue

05T's front spreading into mainland UK and will bring blustery conditions and heavy rain fall, with a risk of tree damage from strongest gusts. 05T has been struggling somewhat to organise this evening. Although it looks to have sorted out the issues it was having. Likely due to it's merger process of which is now completed. The low will intensify through tonight and remain well of shore during this time. The low will move northward towards Iceland while weakening. Flooding in mainland UK's more western areas is possible in areas that see highest rainfall totals. Large waves are also expected along coastal areas. Thus coastal flooding is also an elevated hazard. However 18Z model guidance shows the system turning back and showing a plausible landfall on the Southwest corner of Iceland. Interests in Iceland should monitor the progress of this system. Peak gusts for this advisory is held although possibly generously at 75 mph. As an ASCAT pass revealed winds had held steady at 40-45 on the southwest side. However this will change quickly overnight tonight and the low will undergo a period of rapid strengthening. Before peaking by tomorrow afternoon (12:00 UTC). **DISCLAIMER MLCC IS NOT ASSOCIATED WITH MET OFFICE OR ANY OFFICIAL METORLOGICAL ORGANISATION** INT ... 65 KTS ... 75 MPH