More than 100 flood warnings remained in place across the UK on Monday after Storm Ashley made its presence felt.

Amber and yellow weather warnings are now in place across large parts of the UK as Storm Ashley hits. A yellow warning for high winds gusting up to 60 mph (97km/h) covers the whole of Scotland as well as Northern Ireland and parts of Wales until midnight.

Storm Ashley has caused travel disruption as high winds and rain batter the UK. Heavy rain and 80mph winds are predicted in places, with the first named storm of the season “likely” to bring a threat of injuries and danger to life, the Met Office has said.

Storm Ashley has hit the UK bringing strong winds and rain. It's the first named storm of the season, and has caused travel problems and power outages across parts of the UK. The Met Office - which monitors the UK's weather - gave amber and yellow weather warnings yesterday to parts of Scotland and Northern Ireland,

Scotland, United Kingdom - October 20, 2024 Storm Ashley brought heavy rain and strong winds to the UK on Sunday, October 20, leading to disruptions and widespread power outages. Coastlines experienced big waves crashing against them during the storm.