Derbyshire residents are bracing for a second storm to hit the county - with a weather warning being issued for Storm Boelo by the Met Office.

The Met Office have issued a second yellow weather warning for wind across Derbyshire - active between midday on Saturday, October 24 and 9.00pm on Sunday, October 25.

Storm Boelo is forecast to bring a very windy and wet spell this weekend, with the potential for some disruption across parts of the northern UK.

Another yellow weather warning for wind is already in place for Derbyshire between 10.00am and 9.00pm tomorrow (Friday, October 23) - as Storm Austen hits the UK.

Strong winds will spread across northern parts of the UK during Saturday afternoon, combining with spells of heavy rain. Initially, strong southerly winds will affect parts of Scotland, before more widespread and even stronger westerly winds develop later on Saturday.

Very windy conditions will then persist overnight and through much of Sunday, before gradually easing from the southwest later that day. Gusts of 55mph - 65 mph are likely, with some coastal and exposed areas potentially seeing gusts of 70mph - 80mph or more. These strongest gusts most likely across Scotland and the far north of England.

The Met Office warned of the potential for injuries and danger to life from flying debris. Damage could be caused to buildings and trees, such as tiles being blown from roofs and large branches or trees being blown over.

Road, rail, air and ferry services may be affected, with longer journey times and cancellations possible. Some roads and bridges may close while the warning is active.

Power cuts may occur, with the potential to affect other services, such as mobile phone coverage

Injuries and danger to life could also occur from large waves and beach material being thrown onto sea fronts, coastal roads and properties.