Lisa Gallagher
Weather presenter, BBC Look North
It's going to be another windy day with a fair number of showers blowing in from the west.
It'll feel chilly as well, with temperatures only getting up to about 6C or 7C.
Overnight it's going to stay windy with plenty more showers:
Storm Ciara has torn the sails off a windmill in Lincolnshire.
Image source, Windmill RestaurantHeavy rain and gusts up to 97mph caused widespread flooding and travel disruption across the UK on Sunday.
In Lincolnshire the sails were blown off the top of the windmill in Burgh the Marsh just before midday.
Malcome Ringsell, who volunteers at the mill, said: "The cap is in pieces, the sails are broken, everything is shattered. We do not know how much of the metalwork is savable, if any.
"All in all it's an absolute disaster."
As expected, the Humber Bridge has reopened but restrictions remain to vulnerable and high-sided vehicles.
Winds of 81mph were recorded earlier today.
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The Humber Bridge is looking set to reopen to cars shortly after it was closed due to high winds.
Image source, PA MediaWinds reaching 81mph were recorded on the bridge, according to the Humber Bridge Board.
Strong gusts on Sunday, Monday and Tuesday however are likely to keep the bridge closed to vulnerable and high-sided vehicles.
The Humber Bridge has been closed to all traffic and pedestrians today because of the high winds.
Winds of up to 70mph were forecast for the area as part of Storm Ciara.
This is the second time the Humber Bridge has been closed since its opening in 1981.
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Passengers are being told not to travel on the trains today across Yorkshire because of the adverse weather.
Storm Ciara has brought high winds and rain to much of the UK, leading to localised flooding and disruption.
Train companies, including Northern, are asking people not to travel today.
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