Red, amber and yellow weather warnings have been forecast for the UK as Storm Éowyn arrives. Find out which areas will be ...

Follow live as Storm Eowyn hits Ireland, with winds expected to reach up to 100mph in what's been described as one of the "most severe storms". The entire UK is covered by alerts for wind and a rare ...

Millions of people in Scotland received an emergency alert to their mobile phones after the Met Office issued a red danger to life warning for wind. The Cabinet Office alert at around 6pm on Thursday ...

Many people have reacted to an emergency alert ordered by the Government which went off at 6pm to tell people of the dangers of Storm Eowyn, set to arrive on Friday ...

The red weather warning by the Met Office will be in effect from 10am until 5pm on Friday, as the powerful storm sweeps across the country.

Glasgow residents will receive a "loud siren" on the their phones to warn of Storm Eowyn. On Friday, the city is set to face major disruption with winds expected to reach nearly 90mph.

Whether a Met Office weather warning is issued for snow, rain or wind, knowing what the yellow, amber and red alerts mean is important.

While driving during a red weather warning may not automatically invalidate your insurance, it could create problems if you make a claim. If your insurer can prove negligence (driving on a road when ...

Millions of mobile phones will let off a loud 10-second siren as the UK prepares for Storm Eowyn. The 'Armageddon alert' will hit around 4.5 million devices at 6pm tonight (Thursday, January 23).

The last time the UK experienced a T7 tornado (strongly devastating winds) was December 8 1954 when it hit Gunnersbury in London. Meanwhile, the most recent T6 tornado (moderately devastating) was on ...

According to the Met Office website, red weather warnings are reserved for "very dangerous" conditions with a "high level of certainty". When these are released by the organisation, it is advised that ...