19:46, Fri, Oct 3, 2025 Updated: 19:48, Fri, Oct 3, 2025 Storm Amy has begun sweeping across the UK, with weather maps turning deep purple as forecasters warn of gusts up to 97mph, widespread rain, ...

The first named storm of the season will bring winds of up to 100mph and heavy rain, with schools to shut early and transport disrupted.

The north and west of Scotland will be worst hit by Storm Amy, with a Met Office amber warning for "damaging winds" in place from 5pm today until 9am on Saturday. Those living in parts of the ...

Wales is set to be battered by wet and windy weather today as Storm Amy hits the UK. A yellow warning for strong winds has been issued for Wales and comes into force at 3pm this afternoon. Travel ...

The Met Office has placed the entirety of the UK under yellow and amber weather warnings on Saturday as Storm Amy brings winds that could reach up to 100mph ...

Brits are facing gusts of up to 100mph as the UK is set to be battered by very strong winds and heavy rain from Storm Amy - with a 'danger to life' warning in place. The first named storm of the ...

Storm Amy is set to batter the UK over the weekend as the Met Office issues fresh amber and yellow weather warnings for every part of the country.Gusts of up to 100mph have been forecast, with the ...

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Passengers have been warned 'do not travel' following an an amber weather alert 'disruptive' 100mph winds gust through the UK as Britain faces Storm Amy's wrath.

The storm will develop in the North Atlantic due to interactions from the remnants of hurricanes Humberto and Imelda with a strong jet stream.

Met Office amber and yellow warnings have been extended to cover all of England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland , running from 11am today until 9am on Sunday.