Afternoon. Since yesterday the Met Office has put London and Surrey under a yellow wind warning for Friday. Two sets of roadworks now run later than first listed, the council leader says the Christmas market returns next month, and Remembrance arrangements are out. Then the rest of today and the weekend.

A yellow wind warning now covers London and Surrey from 10am to 9pm on Friday, with inland gusts of 45 to 55mph possible. The Met Office says trees still in full leaf bring a risk of power cuts and bus and train disruption. Kingston's forecast has heavy rain from early morning to about 2pm, then lighter rain to 5pm and dry from about 8. The wind peaks at 48mph around 2pm and stays at 40mph or more until about 8.

Bring in bins, garden furniture and trampolines tonight and charge your phone. For a power cut, call 105 free; it reaches UKPN.

Saturday is wet from mid-morning, with heavy rain from noon to 9pm and gusts of 40 to 44mph from 3pm. Sunday is dry and sunny but gusty, up to 43mph in the morning. Monday is mild with light rain, 18, and the week turns brighter from Tuesday lunchtime.

UKPN's lane closure on Hook Road south of the A3 started this morning and runs to 19 November. SGN's gas signals by the Maypole now run to Tuesday 27th on SGN's permit, though TfL still lists Friday. SGN's closure of St Matthew's Avenue has also been extended, to Wednesday 28th.

The Upper Brighton Road signals at Lovelace Gardens are listed until 5pm today. TfL has permits to close the Hook underpass on the Kingston Bypass for maintenance between 10pm on Monday and 5am on Wednesday; they don't say whether that is continuous or overnight only. Hook Rise North and South have closures listed for the same window. The Maple Road signals and the Cadogan Road closure are due to start on Saturday and run to 7 November.

Council leader Andreas Kirsch says more of Kingston Market's unaffected stalls are reopening through the week, and the council is working with Between the Bridges on temporary stalls for those who lost theirs. He also says the Christmas market returns next month, with an ice garden in Memorial Gardens and a helter skelter and carousel at All Saints. No dates yet. The fishmonger's fundraiser has reached £14,574.

The procession leaves Hollyfield Road at 10.15 and goes along Ewell Road to the war memorial outside Surbiton Library, with the service at 10.45. Parking is suspended from 7am on Ewell Road between Berrylands Road and Hollyfield Road, and on Hollyfield Road between Ewell Road and King Charles Road; move your car the night before.

On top of yesterday's day-by-day list: a spooky Halloween craft at Tolworth Library on Thursday 29th, 10.30 to 12, free drop-in. On Saturday 31st, Save the World Club's Halloween evening on Southsea Road is free, 5 to 8.30, with a haunted room and sweets for trick or treaters, and the Lamb has its Halloween party from 7.30.

The Oak Hill Grove plan for 15 flats still has no comments from the 104 neighbours notified, with a deadline of next Wednesday, 28 October. Berrylands Scouts' fireworks tickets go on sale in person at the Scout Hut on Monday 2, Tuesday 3 and Wednesday 4 November, 5.30 to 7; in past years they have sold out by the Tuesday.

Sunny spells until about 4, light rain from 7pm, heavy from 8; high of 15°C. Kingston Voluntary Action's pantry is at Surbiton Library until 5, card donations only. William Poyer plays the Lamb at 7.30, and Robin Bibi leads the free jam night at the Flyer from 8.30.

Friday: no local cancellations yet, but check before you set out. Oktoberfest at the Royal British Legion, Hollyfield Road, doors 7.30, cash on the door, £7 members, £10 others. Whole Lotta Comedy at the cornerHOUSE at 8. Chessington and Hampton Court list normal hours. Storm Austen, 13.

Saturday: nature crafts at Surbiton Library, 10.30, ages 3 to 8, free, book ahead, and the best of the day's weather, before the heavy rain from noon. Surbiton's men play Bowdon at Sugden Road at 3.30. The Fabulous Red Diesel at the Lamb at 7.30. Hampton Court's Halloween starts, included in admission. Heavy rain from noon, 17.

Sunday: clocks go back an hour at 2am. Surbiton's women play Wimbledon at 2. Back of a Length at the Lamb at 4.30, Elsie Franklin at 7. Sunny and gusty, 14.

Hold on to your bins.

Mike