- Three people have died across the UK following severe weather caused by Storm Austen and Storm Boelo, which brought high winds and heavy rain.
- The Met Office forecasts a significant weather shift over the next 48 hours as a high-pressure system replaces the recent low pressure.
- Dense and stubborn fog patches present a new hazard for morning travel across southern and central areas as winds subside from Thursday.
- Drier and calmer conditions are expected across much of England and Wales into early November, though Scotland and Northern Ireland may still see rain.
- Scottish authorities have urged coastal residents to remain vigilant against flooding while wind warnings across the country are lifted.
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