Today has seen some dramatic weather across the UK, which is set to continue into the evening in some parts.

We're beginning to wind down our coverage, so here's what to expect up until midnight:

• Yellow rain warnings remain in place across Wales and some of the north of England and the west midlands
• Most of the Scottish Highlands face a yellow warning for snow and rain. There's already been some bad flooding today
• A yellow warning for snow is in place for Orkney and Shetland
• It will be blustery across the south of Scotland and north of England tonight, as they face a yellow warning for wind

Tony Grew
BBC London

A spokesperson for the Mayor of London has confirmed the city’s new year firework display will go ahead at midnight, despite concerns over high winds and bad weather.

The spokesperson says ticketholders for the event “and the many millions watching around the world are set for a spectacular night of fireworks from the banks of the Thames to welcome in the new year".

But those who do not have a ticket for the riverside viewing areas are being urged to “watch the show on TV or welcome in 2025 in the capital’s fantastic range of hospitality venues”.

Image source, Traffic Scotland

The A9 at Tomich is closed in both directions due to flooding, Traffic Scotland says.

Drivers are being diverted through Invergordon.