Nottinghamshire is forecast a wet start to Monday 26 October before conditions improve during the afternoon, following a weekend of disruption caused by Storm Boelo.
Strong winds on Sunday led to problems across the county, including power cuts, fallen trees and the precautionary closure of several major parks and attractions.
The Met Office wind warning covering Sunday expires at 9pm, and there are no weather warnings currently in force for Nottinghamshire on Monday.
The East Midlands forecast says rain will move northeast during Monday morning before clearing by mid-afternoon. Conditions should then remain dry but cloudy, although winds will strengthen again later. The regional maximum temperature is forecast to reach around 15C.
Early morning
Monday starts cloudy and relatively calm compared with Sunday, with temperatures around 8C at 6am.
The chance of rain is around 20% at 6am, increasing sharply to 50% at 7am and 80% by 8am.
Rain becomes increasingly likely through the morning, with a 90% chance at 9am and at least a 95% chance at 10am, 11am and midday.
Temperatures rise only slowly, reaching around 9C at 8am and 9am, 10C at 10am and 11am and 11C by midday.
Southerly winds remain relatively moderate at around 6 to 9mph, although gusts increase from around 17mph early in the morning to 29mph by midday.
Midday
The wettest period is expected around late morning and lunchtime.
The Met Office hourly forecast shows a greater than 95% chance of rain at 10am, 11am and midday, with heavy rain indicated for parts of this period.
Temperatures reach around 11C at noon before climbing to 12C at 1pm and 14C at 2pm.
Rain begins to clear after lunchtime, with the chance falling to around 50% at 1pm and 20% at 2pm.
Winds remain southerly at around 9mph, with gusts close to 28–29mph.
Afternoon
Conditions improve considerably during the afternoon.
The chance of rain falls to around 10% at 3pm and below 5% by 4pm, with some brighter intervals possible.
Temperatures peak at around 15C during the afternoon, making Monday noticeably milder than Sunday.
Winds turn south-southwesterly at around 9mph, while gusts remain around 30mph.
The Met Office says the rain should have cleared northeastwards by mid-afternoon, leaving a mainly dry but cloudy remainder of the day.
Evening
Monday evening is expected to remain dry, but the wind will become increasingly noticeable again.
The chance of rain stays below 5% throughout most of the evening.
Temperatures fall slowly from around 16C at 4pm and 5pm to 15C during much of the evening, remaining around 16C at 11pm.
South-southwesterly winds strengthen from around 9mph during the late afternoon to 11mph at 7pm and 8pm, reaching around 13mph by 9pm onwards.
Gusts increase through the evening, from around 28–30mph at 5pm and 6pm to 31mph at 7pm, 34mph at 8pm, 36mph at 9pm and around 38mph by 11pm.
The national Met Office forecast says Storm Boelo will have cleared away by Monday, but another area of rain will move northeast across the UK, accompanied by strengthening winds.
