Storm Éowyn - updates

The Met Office has released a series of severe weather warnings for tomorrow (Friday, 24 January) across Scotland due to Storm Éowyn.

A red warning for wind has been issued for the Central Belt of Scotland, Dumfries and Galloway and some of the Western Isles.

An Amber warning is also in place for wind for the rest of the country.

Yellow warnings for wind and snow remain in place nationally.

This means travel conditions are likely to be extremely dangerous across parts of Scotland and travel is not advised unless absolutely essential.

For regular updates on Storm Éowyn please visit Met Office and Police Scotland.

We are experiencing a high number of 999 calls at the moment. Please only dial 999 and ask for us where there is an immediate risk of harm.

For fallen trees or obstacles that do not pose an immediate risk to the public or property, please contact your local authority.

We are aware that some people may be experiencing power cuts during Storm Eowyn. We would ask that people take care during a power cut and use safe ways to heat and light their homes as well as cook.

Read our safety information on what to do in a power cut.

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