The Met Office has warned of ‘unseasonably strong and potentially disruptive winds’ likely to impact overnight and throughout Monday as Storm Floris makes landfall in Ireland.

Met Éireann has issued several weather warnings as Storm Floris is set to bring heavy rain, strong winds and widespread disruption to Ireland over this Bank Holiday weekend.

The counties currently identified as 'danger zones' in weather advisories include Clare, Galway, Mayo, Sligo, Donegal, ...

Scots are being warned to plan ahead as Storm Floris is set to batter parts of the country with winds of up to 85mph.

UK residents are being warned to expect travel disruptions on Monday (August 4) due to strong winds caused by Storm Floris.

Storm Floris map shows where heavy rain and winds are set to hit the UK - Yellow or amber weather warnings for wind have been ...

The amber warning of severe weather applies to Scotland, which is set to face the worst of the storm when Floris hits on ...

Storm Floris was always going to be the next storm due after the Met Office officially named Storm Eowyn. But Herminia was ...

Storm Floris is set to bring 14 hours of severe wind and rain to Ireland, with Met Eireann weather warnings in place for ...

A severe weather warning for Storm Floris has been escalated amid forecasts of gusts likely to reach up to 90mph in Scotland ...