A s Storm Floris continues to hit, the Met Office has warned it is likely to bring a spell of unseasonably strong and potentially disruptive winds across Northern Ireland. The yellow warning hit the ...

A potential ‘weather bomb’ is on the cards for Northern Ireland, as Storm Floris is predicted to hit. The Met Office has warned of unseasonable ‘disruptive’ conditions on the way. The storm is ...

Heavy wind and rain is expected, with weather warnings also in place across much of the UK and the Republic of Ireland.

A number of closures have been announced across Northern Ireland for Monday. A yellow weather warning for wind due to Storm Floris will come into place at 6am on Monday, August 4, and will remain in ...

Heavy wind and rain is expected, with weather warnings also in place across much of the UK and the Republic of Ireland.

Northern Ireland faces possible disruption on Monday as Storm Floris moves in from the Atlantic. The Met Office has issued a yellow warning for strong winds from 06:00 BST Monday until 00:00 BST. Wind ...

Just 200 homes and businesses remain without power on Tuesday morning after Storm Floris passed without major incident. The ...

Track Storm Floris via the Met Office live weather map as it brings strong winds and weather warnings to northern areas of the UK.

Video shows a plane struggling to land at Leeds airport, while travel disruption is expected to continue on Tuesday.

The storm’s defining characteristic is the unusually strong winds for August, a time typically less prone to severe wind events ...

IRELAND is set for “unseasonably windy” conditions with fierce winds gusting over 130kph as Storm Floris makes landfall ...

An amber warning covers most of Scotland and there is a yellow warning in parts of England, Wales and Northern Ireland.