Gusty winds are still expected in the coming days (Picture: Rex)
This Christmas could be the hottest on record, the Met Office has said, as temperatures could reach 15C.
Mild temperatures will be seen across most of the UK, as this Christmas will be one of the warmest since 1920, when temperatures reached 15.6C.
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The UK will not have a white Christmas this year – only the Scottish mountains will see a scattering of snow.
But as Storm Pia leaves the UK, yellow warnings for wind and rain have been issued in north England, Scotland and north Wales.
Meteorologist Liam Eslick said: ‘People should make sure to leave more time, especially in exposed areas, it could affect rail networks and ferries.
Those travelling are still urged to leave early and be careful due to weather (Picture: Getty)
Only the Caingorms in Scotland are expected to have a scattering of snow (Picture: Getty)
Despite the wind and cold temperatures, Swansea locals went surfing for charity (Picture: Rex)
‘People travelling on roads should take care and stay away from high-sided vehicles and, for people who are at home and are going for walks, stay away from coasts.’
If you’re looking to go on a walk this Christmas, Boxing Day will be the best day to venture outside, Mr Eslick said.
Temperatures are expected to remain mild and damp (Picture: LNP)
The worst of Storm Pia is past the UK, but many areas are recovering from damage (Picture: LNP)
The M25 is expected to be busy today (December 24) (Picture: PA)
He added: ‘It’s looking like a damp picture across the UK, heavy rain possibly in Wales, past Christmas lunch there could be some breaks if people are looking to go out and about.
‘Boxing Day is probably going to be the best day if people are looking to go for a walk.’
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Mild temperatures will be seen across most of the UK, as this Christmas will be one of the warmest since 1920, when temperatures reached 15.6C.