Ice warnings cover parts of Scotland and northern England from Sunday evening
Yellow ice warnings are due to run from 6pm Sunday to 10am Monday, with forecasters warning of hazardous travel and cold-health alerts starting separately.
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Yellow ice warnings are due to run from 6pm Sunday to 10am Monday, with forecasters warning of hazardous travel and cold-health alerts starting separately.
Two yellow wind warnings cover Scotland into Tuesday while thousands of homes remain without power after Storm Boelo.
Parts of the UK and Ireland face further strong winds and rain on Monday and Tuesday while engineers restore power after Storm Boelo.
Services in western and northern Scotland are due to stop from Saturday evening as an amber wind warning takes effect; ticket holders have flexible travel options.
Amber and orange alerts cover parts of the island this weekend, with forecasters warning of damaging winds, heavy rain and possible flooding.
An amber wind warning is in force in south-west England on Friday, with gusts of up to 80 mph forecast in exposed areas and some services already affected.
Central and eastern Scotland face heavy rain on Friday, with some places forecast to receive 60–80 mm. Rail operators expect slower journeys on affected routes.
The warning covers Friday morning, with gusts of up to 80mph forecast around exposed coasts and risks including flying debris and power cuts.
A yellow warning covers parts of Wales and England on Friday, with coastal gusts above 70 mph possible. The storm’s exact track remains uncertain.
Kew Gardens reached 28.1°C on Tuesday, according to the Met Office. The Atlantic weather system drawing warmth north also explains the wind and rain, with showers forecast to...