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Check the live ranking above for the latest Met Office warnings. Storm Amy brings heavy rain and strong winds to parts of the UK, with amber and yellow alerts concentrated across Scotland, Northern Ireland, and northern England today and into tomorrow.
Where are the current Storm Amy warnings?
Storm Amy’s warnings are most severe over western Scotland and Northern Ireland, where amber alerts for rain pose a risk of flooding and travel disruption. Yellow wind warnings extend across much of northern England and into the Midlands. Met Office warnings are updated regularly, so check the live ranking above for your area.
The storm amy map shows a low-pressure system tracking east-north-east, with the heaviest rainfall in the western Highlands and County Antrim. Storm Amy scotland is bearing the brunt, while storm amy northern ireland faces similar conditions until early Thursday.
What path is Storm Amy taking?
Storm amy path moves from the Atlantic, crossing northwest Ireland and western Scotland before weakening over the North Sea by Thursday morning. Strongest winds – up to 65mph on exposed coasts – will ease later. A separate yellow warning for rain remains for central and eastern Scotland through Friday.
The storm amy tracker indicates the centre will pass near Glasgow and Edinburgh overnight, bringing a short but intense burst of rain. Southern England, including storm amy london, will see only breezy conditions and light showers.
Is Storm Amy dangerous?
Amber warnings mean a risk to life from flooding and flying debris. Avoid driving through floodwater and secure loose outdoor items. Red warnings are not currently issued.
Will Storm Amy reach London?
No. Storm amy london will see only light rain and moderate winds – no warnings are in place. The core path stays well north of the capital.
How can I track Storm Amy in real time?
Use the storm amy tracker on the Met Office website or BBC Weather. The live ranking above also shows the latest warning updates for your area.