Tropical storm set to lash Nottinghamshire
Although the storm will have lost some of its power by the time it reaches the UK, it will still deliver gale force winds and torrential rain.
Motorists are being warned that the atrocious weather in Nottinghamshire will make driving conditions hazardous.
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Hide AdThe remnants of Henri are expected to reach the South West of the UK in the early hours of Wednesday, before moving northeastwards and reaching Nottinghamshire in time for the morning rush hour.
The storm system formed east of Bermuda on Wednesday, September 9, and the next day was upgraded from a Tropical Depression to a Tropical Storm.
A weather system is classed as a Tropical Storm when it has one minute sustained wind speeds of 39-72mph and 10 minute sustained wind speeds of 35-63mph.