Sheffield weather forecast after Storm Boelo battered the city

Strong wind and rain is expected for the next few days after Storm Boelo battered the city yesterday.

While no weather warnings are in place anymore, the Met Office is still warning of a dreary few days for Sheffield.

Today (October 26), it is forecast that winds will reach highs of 41mph with a 95 per cent chance of rain by 10am.

Yesterday saw Sheffield experience gusts of 55-65 mph, which uprooted trees and caused travel disruption.

On Tuesday, winds will pick up speed, peaking at 44mph.

The chance of rain drops to 40 per cent while temperatures remain steady at around 10 degrees beteen 10am and 4pm.

By Wednesday, the worst of the strong winds should begin to ease, with gusts reaching 29mph with an 80 per cent chance of rain between 6am and 8am.

On Thursday, people can expect a dry day with wind speed dropping to highs of just 15mph, while the temperature remains a steady 13 degrees through the afternoon.

Friday shows a similar picture, with winds raising slightly to 16mph while the temperature drops to 12 degrees.

Then the weekend is set to remain calm, with gusts reaching highs of 9mph on Saturday and 13mph on Sunday.

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