ITV News forecaster Lucy Verasamy says the bad weather hitting eastern parts of the UK will bring strong winds and head up towards Scotland.
Severe weather warnings are in place for much of the UK, threatening to cause localised flooding across southern England and Wales.
Strong winds are expected, with speeds of up to 80mph in coastal areas of southern England, while Scotland is set to see some snowfall, the Met Office said.
ITV News forecaster Lucy Verasamy says that "we are going to see a blustery day everywhere as we go through Monday.
"Strong winds will be really pepping up in the southern counties. These winds will go up
to Scotland in time for Christmas Eve morning."
Train operators are warning of widespread delays, disruptions and cancellations, and have made contingency plans with bus firms.
The AA has also warned that disruption is likely on the roads, and advised drivers to avoid any flood water.
The Environment Agency urged people to check its flood forecasts and warned people to keep away from coastal promenades because of wet and windy conditions.
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