Storm Ashley: Live updates as amber warning in force for parts of Northern Ireland
A yellow weather warning remains in place as Storm Ashley hit Northern Ireland overnight. The first named storm of the season is expected to bring winds of up to 80mph in parts of the UK. Temporary flood defences have been erected along parts of the River Lagan in Belfast in anticipation of the storm.
Flights were cancelled or diverted at airports including Belfast, Glasgow and Edinburgh with winds reaching speeds of 102mph ...
The clean-up will begin later after Storm Ashley brought high winds and flood alerts to the Western Isles and northern ...
A yellow weather warning is in force throughout Northern Ireland until midnight as Storm Ashley arrives. The Met Office says ...
The Met Office has announced that the Northern Lights are expected to return to the skies across Britain and Ireland this weekend. In May, night-sky watchers right across Northern Ireland were ...
And it might even turn into a storm once it crashes into Britain ... ‘The very latest indicates the centre moves over Northern Ireland then into southern Scotland; earlier this morning it ...
Orange and amber alerts in place as Storm Ashley sweeps across island of Ireland ...
Storm Ashley has brought travel chaos and cut power to thousands as it pummelled parts of the UK with hurricane-force winds ...
Sunday's Fermanagh and Tyrone Senior Club Football Championship finals are been postponed due to Storm Ashley.
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