A MET Office weather warning that covers Cornwall has been extended.
On Sunday the forecaster issued a yellow warning for wind that ran from 6pm on Monday to 8am on Tuesday.
That has now been updated and is in effect from 9pm on Monday to 6pm on Tuesday.
However, the severity of the winds expected has lessened, the Met Office said.
The warning reads: "Although now expected to bring less strong winds, the remnants of Storm Helene will move northeastwards across Wales and England during Monday night and Tuesday.
"A spell of strong winds is expected, initially mainly in the far southwest of England and across west and south Wales.
"The strongest winds then transferring across the Midlands and parts of northern England during Tuesday morning and into the afternoon.
"Winds are likely to gust 40-50 mph quite widely across the warning area whilst some coasts and hills of southwest England and Wales could have gusts of 55-60 mph."
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