Lincolnshire Police are appealing for help to find a man who has been missing for several weeks.
Image source, Lincolnshire PoliceIt's believed 52-year-old Peter Barber, from Mablethorpe, has stayed in a B&B in the town recently.
Anyone with information is being asked to contact the police.
The current windy conditions mean the Humber Bridge is still closed to high-sided vehicles as well as caravans and other vehicles which are vulnerable in the wind.
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Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn is backing calls to keep the Red Arrows in Lincolnshire and says he'd keep RAF Scampton open if Labour wins the next general election.
RAF Scampton is due to close by 2022 following an announcement earlier this summer.
It prompted outcries from local councillors, residents and MPs about the future of the site.
The station, which was also home to 617 Squadron as they prepared for the Dambusters mission in World War Two, has housed the Red Arrows since 2000.
Quote MessageThe Red Arrows do a fantastic job, fantastically entertaining. Let's keep Scampton and keep them there."
Jeremy Corbyn, Labour leader
Owain Wyn Evans
Weather presenter, BBC Look North
Today will see a mixture of wind, bright spells and heavy, scattered showers.
Watch my full forecast here:
A number of tents have been damaged due to the weather conditions at the Lincolnshire Showground, near Lincoln.
The site is currently hosting a motorhome show:
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Lincolnshire's being affected by the effects of the bad weather at the moment.
A bus service between Stapleford and Sleaford is currently running late due to a fallen tree:
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About 40 homes are without power in the Great Limber, Grasby and Keelby areas, with supplies now expected to be back by midday.
A further 30 properties are without power in the Usselby/Claxby area, with electricity due to be back on by about 09:45.
There are also 20 homes in North Thoresby without power and four properties in Branston/Bracebridge Heath.
The latter are expected to be back on by 10:30. No time has been given for North Thoresby as yet.
The current windy conditions mean drivers of high-sided vehicles wanting to use the Ouse Bridge and the Humber Bridge in East Yorkshire are being redirected:
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If you're out and about in the county, be aware that several roads in Lincolnshire are currently blocked or partially blocked due to fallen trees:
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It'll be very windy overnight.
There will be further rain during the night, some of which will be very heavy, but clear spells and a few blustery showers will follow during the early hours.
Lincolnshire Sexual Health, external (LiSH) will be raising awareness of safe sex for this year's Sexual Health Week.
This year's campaign, which starts on Monday, will be about promoting more frank and open discussions about consent and sexual health.
Quote MessageWe are looking forward to getting out into the community, talking to the public, offering advice and screening and answering any questions they may have on the subject of safe sex and how it relates to consent."
Heidi Shooter, Advanced Sexual Health Practitioner for LiSH
The team will be running information stands at colleges and the University of Lincoln throughout the week.
The man who died after being injured in a car crash in Drayton has been named as James Hurley.
The 80-year-old, from Surfleet, was seriously injured in the crash at about 16:00 yesterday.
Lincolnshire Police are appealing for information.
The RMT union announces further action over train guards on the South Western and Northern networks.
Read MoreThe Environment Agency has moved 600 white-clawed crayfish from the River Witham to chalk streams in the Lincolnshire Wolds.
The crayfish is an endangered species.
They're being moved to ensure their survival against non-native crayfish which are now found in 80% of waterways in England and Wales.
Proposed new locations include the town's fishing docks and the East Marsh council estate
Read MoreA Lincolnshire solicitor has told the BBC that thousands of migrant workers have still not been given enough details about their right to stay in the UK after we leave the European Union.
Louis Harman from Chatterton's Solicitors says he is inundated with calls from workers, desperate to stay in the place they now call home.
The Prime Minister has reassured all EU citizens living in Britain that they will be granted the right to permanently stay.
But, the wait for further details is proving anxious for some, Mr Harman said.
He wants the government to give a clear message to migrants living here.
Quote MessageGrown men who have been working here for years will come into the office and break down into tears. For some people there is a lot of fear."
Louis Harman, Chatterton's Solicitors
A former Gainsborough councillor failed to turn up at a review of her hotel's alcohol licence, according to the Local Democracy Reporting Service.
Sharon Hopkinson, owner of the White Hart Hotel in the town, resigned from the council earlier this month after being convicted of drug offences.
She is due to be sentenced later this year.
In an email to the council she stated she was ill and unable to attend.
Police have called for the licence to be revoked.
Sgt Kim Enderby, from Lincolnshire Police's Alcohol Licensing Team, says officers had been called to a disproportionately high number of incidents at the White Hart.
Quote MessageIn 27 years of being police officer I can't think of a more badly run premises."
Sgt Kim Enderby, Lincolnshire Police's Alcohol Licensing Team
Councillors decided to adjourn the hearing until October 17, stating they had to take Ms Hopkinson's email "at face value".
Labrador-cross Cadbury was put to sleep after a fishing hook got stuck in his windpipe.
Read MoreA former photographer's been jailed after admitting to sexually touching a young boy.
Lincoln Crown Court was told how Scott Derek Rudge, 29, had downloaded almost 50,000 indecent images of children from the internet.
Some of the images were of children aged between two and three-years-old.
Rudge, of no fixed address, also filmed himself secretly touching a young boy inappropriately.
He was sentenced to five years in prison and placed on the sex offenders' register for life.
The rest of today will be cloudy with outbreaks of rain, some of which will be heavy.
Rain may ease off in places later this afternoon, though.
Winds will strengthen:
