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Neil Armstrong, the MET Office Chief predictive, said: “Storm Amy, Scotland and Northern Ireland will be an effective autumn storm for many people in Ireland, but the effects will spread to Northwest England and Wales and a more common windy period for the rest of England.

“In amber warning fields, it is possible for some time for some parts of Western Scotland, especially Skye, Tiree, Barra and West Locaber for a while for a while. This can lead to a significant deterioration and the risk of power cuts and damage in buildings and trees.

“Rainfall, especially according to Western Scotland, is an additional danger that the sums can exceed 30-50mm per 6-9 hours and increase the risk of floods for some. A series of warnings covering the risk of rainfall have been published for the coming days.”