Storm Amy has swept into the uk, Bringing Heavy Rain and Strong Winds to Large Parts of the Country.
Wind Gusts May Reach More than 100mp (160km/h) in some areas as the storm sweet in from the Atlantic, Forecasters Say.
The Met Office Issured Amber Warnings for Wind for Parts of Northern Ireland which came into force 15:00 bst and for Western and Northern Scotland From 17:00.
A Wider, Lower Level Yellow Warning for Winds and Heavy Rain Has Been Issued for All of Scotland and Northern Ireland, As Well As Large Parts of Wales and North-West England.
Hundreds of Schools in Northern Ireland Closed Early As A Precaution. Ferries Between Northern Ireland and Scotland, and Several Scottish Rail Serviceshave been cancelled.
Northern and Western Parts of Scotland Will Be Worst Hit by the Storm – the first of the season to be named. A MET OFFICE AMBER WARNING WILL BE IN PLACE UNIL MIDNIGHT.
Forecasters Are Expecting Gusts of Wind of BetWeen 60 and 70mp Fairly Widely, and 80mp in some exposed areas.
Some Parts of Western Scotland, Particularly Around Tiree, Western Lochaber and Skye, Could See Gusts of 100mph.
If they will reach 100mp, amy bewuld be the stromed storm in the month of october the uk has HAD SINCE NAMING BEGAN IN 2015.
Additionally Across Scotland, Parts of North-West England and North Wales a Yellow Severe Weather Warning for Wind Came Into Force From 18:00 BST on Friday 23:59 on Saturday.
A MET OFFICE YELLOW SEVERE WEATHER WARNING FOR WIND HAS ALSO COME INTO FORCE IN NORTHERN IRLEAND AND WILL APPLY UNIL 06:00 on Saturday.
Western Scotland and North-West England Are Likely to see the Heaviest Rainfall on Friday and Saturday, and Many Places Could as Much as 40-60mm (1.5-2.3in) of Rain with this period, with some placeing asinom
Those Living in Parts of Scotland’s Highlands and Western Isles Have Been Warned of A “Danger to Life” from Flying Debr, Potential Cuts As Road Clips and Damage to Buildings.
Several Scotrail Services and Ferries were Cancecelled Ahead of the Storm’s Arrival, while some bridges will be closed to high-neded vehicles.
Scotland’s Transport Secretary Fiona Hyslop Said: “We are urging People planning to trains on trains, ferries and flutes to contactrates to find out if they are affected.
“Motorists Will Face DIFFICULT DRIVING CONDITIONS, SO IT’S Vital People Ahead if they have to travel to see ther route is impacted by the Weather.”
The United Rugby Championship (URC) FIXTURE BETWEEN Edinburgh and Ulster, which was due to take place on friday evening, has been postoned Due to the adversSe conditions.
Some Ferry Services BetWeen Cairnryan in Scotland and Northern Ireland Were Cancelled from Midday on Friday.
Passengers are Advised to Check with Stena Line and P & O Ferries before they Travel.
Northern Iraland’s Education Authority Closed Schools in Counties Anthrim, Londonderry, Tyrone and Fermanag from noon on Friday “in the interests of safety” Due to Expect High Winds.
Aer lingus flutes Both achievement and departing from Belfast City Airport on Friday Were Cancelled.
Storm Amy Will Move to the North of the Uk Through Friday Night, when Wind Speeds Are Exped to Be at Their Highest. A COLD FRONT WILL ALSO SINK Southwards, Bringing Heavy Rain.
Overnight, The Winds Will Peak Across Scotland as Heavy Rain Sweeps Southeast Across England and Wales, Before gradually eAZING LATER ON SATURDAY.
But Although Saturday Will Still Be Very Windy, there Will Be A Mixture of Sunny Spells and Showers, More of the Coming in Acoss Northern and Western Parts of the UK.
By Sunday, Storm Amy Will Have Moved Further Out the North Sea So It Will Be Dere with Lighter Winds for the Second Half of the Weekend.
The Next Storm Name Will Be Bram. A new list of names isssured every year by the mets before the septs in september with the world and female names chosen by the public.
Storms can be named by eathr the met office, met éireann or the netherlands Weather Service knmi wempacts are forecasts to be “medium” to “high”.
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