Little over a week after Storm Babet caused chaos across Wiltshire, a new storm is on the horizon.

With Storm Ciaran expected to sweep across the South West this week, the Met Office has officially issued yellow rain and wind weather warnings.

The yellow rain warning will be in place from Wednesday, November 1, and will continue until Thursday evening when locals will also see a yellow wind warning in place.

Wiltshire residents have been told to expect winds that could reach up to 90mph.

“Delays or cancellations to train and bus services are possible. Homes and businesses could be flooded, some communities may be cut off by flooded roads, and fast flowing or deep floodwater is possible, causing danger to life,” said a spokesperson for the Met Office.

People living in Wiltshire have also been warned to watch out for flying debris, particularly roof tiles, and power lines that could be brought down.

The Met Office's deputy chief meteorologist Chris Almond said: "Heavy and persistent rain will fall onto already saturated ground bringing a risk of further impacts such as flooding in areas that are already struggling to clean up from the heavy rainfall we have seen over the last week or so."

Find the current forecast for Wiltshire below.

Met Office five-day weather forecast for Wiltshire

MONDAY:

Highs of 14 degrees. The weather will stay mostly cloudy throughout the day with chances of some sunny spells.

TUESDAY:

Highs of 13 degrees. Tuesday will see the first signs of rain from approximately 9am, but this will stay light until 9pm when showers are expected to become heavier.

WEDNESDAY:

Storm Ciaran arrives! A yellow weather warning for rain has been issued for Wednesday, with highs of 12 degrees and 33mph winds. Residents in Wiltshire will wake up to heavy rain from 6am, which will continue throughout the day.

THURSDAY:

A yellow weather warning for rain and wind, with highs of 11 degrees. On Thursday it will rain throughout the day in Wiltshire, and winds are set to reach 36mph. These winds will be strongest in the morning, and ease slightly by nightfall to 30mph.

FRIDAY:

The worst of the storm is expected to have passed by Friday. Temperatures remain at 11 degrees, but there is no sign of rain or heavy winds.