FALMOUTH- The HM Coastguard of Cornwall & Isles of Scilly has issued a warning ahead of expected strong weather over the next few days.

The Met Office says there could be 'unseasonably' strong winds as 'remnants' of Storm Kyle approach.

The weather warning comes into place in the South West at 8pm on Wednesday night, and is expected to reach its peak throughout the night, and persist throughout Thursday when people are likely to see the worst of the winds.

It's likely that some coastal routes, sea fronts and coastal communities affected by spray and/or large waves.

The Met Office said the influence of this system is going to be felt across the region.

They said:

"It's going to feel unseasonably windy with this system coming through, and that is obviously going to present additional risk and impact for people out looking to make the most of the region for water sports, outdoor leisure, for camping."

The coastguard advised:

"Do not risk your life for that foolish selfie, stay away from high-risk areas and do not take the power of the sea for granted."

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