London weather forecast this week: rain, sunshine and cloud expected. Daily temperatures 6–16C, high chance of rain Monday.

London faces another week of downpours as the weather takes a sharp wintry turn.After several days of temperatures in the mid-teens, mercury in the capital is set to plunge to as low as 10C in the coming days.It comes ahead of the end of daylight savings on Sunday October 26, which will usher in darker and colder evenings.

Forecasters have warned eastern parts of England are set to be hit with gusts of wind up to 75 mph that could trigger power cuts and pose a “danger to life” from large waves and beach material being thrown onto sea fronts, coastal roads and properties.

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London faces another week of downpours as the weather takes a sharp wintry turn. After several days of temperatures in the mid-teens, mercury in the capital is set to plunge to as low as 10C in the coming days. It comes ahead of the end of daylight savings on Sunday October 26, which will usher in darker and colder evenings.

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The Met Office this morning has issued a yellow alert for rain - with serious bad weather potentially hitting in a 21 hour window in 83 areas of the UK. The warning is covering parts of East Midlands, East of England, London and South East England, North East England, South West England, Wales, West Midlands, Yorkshire and Humber.

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The Met Office has issued a weather warning for strong wind covering London as Storm Amy hits the country packing predicted gusts up to 100mph. The yellow warning comes into effect at midnight and runs through to 7pm on Saturday. Forecasters warn of potential damage to buildings, power cuts, road closures and a “danger to life” from falling debris.

For 10 years, Ruth Wadey – better known to viewers as Ruthiebabes in Twickenham – has been capturing the changing London's skies.