Storm Ashley latest: Rail and flight delays continue due to 80mph winds as UK put on high alert for flooding - Met Office weather warning also remains in force on Monday morning after Scotland ...

Storm Ashley was named today and will rapidly form tomorrow by explosive cyclogenesis - also known as a 'weather bomb' - before hitting Britain with strong winds on Sunday.

A Met Office weather warning has been upgraded after forecasters confirmed that Storm Ashley is set to hit the UK on Sunday.

The Met Office has warned Storm Ashley is set to batter the UK with "weather bombs" and crashing winds of up to 80mph and rainfull of up to 65mm. Severe gales have been forecasted, with the ...

UK Storm Ashley: Met Office warns of fresh chaos in hours - full list of impact areas In dire warnings already issued by the Met Office, the forecaster said 'injuries and danger to life are likely ...

THE FIRST storm of the season has been named after forecasters issued a "danger to life" warning amid predictions of 80mph winds. Storm Ashley has been named by Irish meteorological service Met ...

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.

Prepare for Storm Ashley: Met Office warns of 80mph winds and potential danger to life in UK coastal areas. Stay safe and stay informed.

The Met Office said winds will ease slightly as Storm Ashley moves north-east on Monday, with a mix of scattered showers and sunny spells expected in its wake. More frequent rain may be expected ...

THE FIRST storm of the season has been named after forecasters issued a "danger to life" warning amid predictions of 80mph winds. Storm Ashley has been named by Irish meteorological service Met ...