The Met Office has altered a yellow weather warning for strong winds covering most of Sussex.
The warning now comes into force from 7am tomorrow (Wednesday), lasting until just before midnight.
It was initially due to begin at 9am and end at 6am on Thursday.
The Met Office said:
"An area of low pressure is expected to track across England and Wales, with strong southwesterly winds on its southern flank.
"The strongest winds are expected across coastal regions in the west and south of the warning area, where gusts of 65-75 mph are possible. Inland gusts will typically be in the 40-50 mph range, but a brief spell of 60 mph gusts is possible in association with the passage of an active, squally cold front during the afternoon."
We're told to expect some travel disruption.
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