SCOTLAND could be hit by a horrific storm just in time for Halloween. A low-pressure system could see wind speeds increase ...

SCOTLAND faces a horror run to Halloween with a 70mph tempest threatening to be named as Dracula-inspired Storm Bram this ...

In Northern Britain, Storm Amy, the first named storm of the 2025-2026 season, will see gusts widely reaching 50 to 60mph and potentially reaching 70 to 80mph in places. Stronger gusts are expected on ...

Network Rail said high winds brought more than 170 incidents on the lines while thousands of homes remain without power.

The first named storm of the season has prompted weather warnings throughout the country for heavy rain and strong winds of up to 95mph.

In Glasgow a derelict building collapsed, while 96mph gusts were recorded on the island of Tiree, off Scotland's west coast.

Martin Thomson from Transport Scotland said: “Storm Amy is set to bring heavy rain and strong winds to parts of Scotland and we expect to see disruption to the transport network in the warning areas. ...

Scotland is now officially under a yellow weather warning for heavy rain and severe wind - and Storm Amy is not far behind. The first named storm for 2025/2026 will make impact tomorrow, Friday, ...

Storm Amy’s severe winds caused damage to a pen at Mowi Scotland’s Gorsten site, which held fish weighing an average 860g ...

The escape of 75,000 farmed fish from damaged pens in the Highlands could pose a genetic threat to native Atlantic salmon.

Scotland could be potentially hit by a horrific storm just in time for Halloween, with gusty winds and falling temperatures ...

ENGINEERS are working around the clock to restore power to 8,500 homes across the north and west of Scotland following Storm ...