Forecasters said an amber weather warning would remain in place either side of the peak of the storm for severe gale force winds, with exposed coastal areas and

Yes, most supermarkets will remain open throughout the period of the red weather warning. Road, rail, air, and ferry services are likely to be affected, with longer journey times and possible cancellations. ScotRail said a meeting is taking place to discuss the potential risks and impact the storm will bring.

The red weather warning issued by Ronaldsway Met Office is the first for seven years. A red warning is the most severe that can be issued and represents a danger to life.

The alert was upgraded from an amber wind warning to a red warning on Thursday.

Irish drivers have been warned to take caution and to avoid driving as Storm Eowyn causes severe conditions across Ireland but is your insurance still valid during extreme weather events?

A red weather warning has been issued for Dublin and all of Ireland for Friday as Storm Eowyn is expected to bring extremely dangerous conditions to the roads

The Irish Meteorological Service says impacts could include: New weather warnings for rain and wind have also been issued for the rest of the UK from Sunday morning to Monday morning. A vast area of low pressure is set to bring winds of up to 100mph on Friday, with a rare red warning issued for parts of the UK according to the Met Office.

Storm forecasters say "a strong event cannot be ruled out" in the UK - with an explosive cyclogenesis caused by a major drop in air pressure bringing the "risk of a few tornados".

Storms often bring heavy rain, so clearing your gutters and downspouts is essential. Twigs, leaves, and debris can clog gutters, causing water to overflow. This can lead to damage to your home’s exterior, foundation, or even your basement.

The council announced all schools and nurseries will be closed after the Met Office issued a red weather warning for wind, the most severe level of weather warning.