SORRY mums, dads, grandparents, carers and anyone getting ready to collect little ones after school.
But the latest from the Met Office is Storm Brendan looks likely to hit just as it's time to pick them up.
The storm has been sweeping across Ireland this morning with predicted gusts of up to 80mph around the Irish Sea coasts.
By the time it reaches the north west, forecasters are predicting winds of 45 to 55mph as well as heavy rain.
At Met Office spokesman added: "A narrow band of squally heavy rain moving east, accompanying the strongest winds, may be an additional hazard."
Out and about this afternoon?
— Met Office (@metoffice) January 13, 2020
The strongest winds are in the west, but wherever you are there will be a spell of heavy rain and blustery winds 🌬️#WeatherAware #StormBrendan pic.twitter.com/8iYejpLlH3
A yellow warning of wind has also been issued from 12pm tomorrow, Tuesday, to midnight.
A Met Office spokesman added: "Southwesterly winds are expected to strengthen across much of England and Wales during Tuesday afternoon and evening.
"Gusts of 40 to 50 mph are expected quite widely inland, with exposed coasts and hills having gusts of around 60 mph, perhaps locally 70 mph.
"Heavy rain may be an additional hazard in places. Winds will ease from the west during Tuesday night."
#StormBrendan is bringing wet and windy conditions today, but what will the weather be doing for the rest of the week?
— Met Office (@metoffice) January 13, 2020
Here are the details 👇 pic.twitter.com/12dbFi3FBX
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