The Met Office has issued an amber weather warning ahead of Storm Ashley for the north-west of Scotland on Sunday, as well as a yellow warning for the entirety of Scotland and Northern Ireland, and parts of north-west England and Wales. The amber warning will be in force from 9am on Sunday until midnight, and the yellow between 3am and midnight.

Storm Ashley is set to arrive in the Republic of Ireland, followed by parts of the UK from Sunday, as the Joint Cyclone Centre warned its winds could tonight reach 110mph

As Storm Ashley approaches the UK the Met office map shows exactly when and where it will arrive. Weather warnings are in place for parts of the country and forecasters expect damage in some areas

The Met Office has issued an amber weather warning before Storm Ashley hits the north-west of Scotland on Sunday. A yellow warning has been issued for all of Scotland and Northern Ireland, and parts of Wales and north-west England. The amber warning will be in force from 9am on Sunday until midnight, and the yellow alert between 3am and midnight.

The first named storm of the 2024/25 system is expected to hit Scotland on Sunday - bringing up to 80mph winds.

Injuries and danger to life are likely during the 80mph winds set to hit parts of the UK this weekend in the first named storm of the season, the Met Office has said.

Power cuts, travel disruption and possible damage to buildings are expected this weekend as Storm Ashley sweeps across Scotland, bringing high winds and rain. The Met Office has issued an amber high wind warning for some western areas on Sunday,

Met Office is warning of possible damage to homes, power cuts and disruption to travel by air, road, rail and ferry

UK wind power output is set to hit a fresh record this weekend as Storm Ashley is sweeping in from the Atlantic Ocean.

The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning on Sunday for wind across Cumbria.