Storm Imogen is bringing high winds and torrential rain to the South, South East and Thames Valley. Drivers, ferry services, flights and rail passengers are all being affected. It could bring floods, and the Met Office has issued amber warnings of wind for much of the South West. There is a yellow warning stretching from southern Wales to the Thames Estuary as the storm sweeps in from the English Channel.
Coastguards have hit out after schoolchildren were pictured standing on the beach as Storm Imogen hit the South coast.
The children were photographed near to the water at Hill Head in Hampshire as wind speeds up to 60mph hit the coast.
It's believed that the children were on a trip - but there concerns that their safety was put at risk as the weather conditions were so unpredictable.
Coastguard Rescue Officer Brian Graham said: "We do not recommend children of that age being that close to the waves.
"The waves are very unpredictable and no two waves break the same."
The Met Office has issued an 'Amber' wind warning and a 'Yellow' rain warning.
Storm Imogen - when and where we will see the strongest winds? ITV Weather's Manali Lukha gives the breakdown.