Utility company SSEN is working to restore power to around 50,000 homes after Storm Floris caused widespread outages and travel chaos. Crews are making progress, but some areas are still affected.

The Scottish government has called emergency meetings due to Storm Floris, which has already caused 119 rail incidents—75 involving fallen trees—and threatens more travel chaos as severe weather persists. Officials are coordinating responses to the widespread disruptions, including power outages.

Editor’s Note: This storm isn’t just a typical bad weather day—it’s causing real havoc, from stranded trains to potential safety risks. With more disruptions expected, it’s a reminder of how extreme weather can throw daily life into chaos, especially for travelers and emergency responders.

Storm Floris is hitting the northern UK, particularly Scotland, with powerful winds expected to reach 85mph, causing major travel disruptions. ScotRail has warned passengers to expect significant delays and cancellations due to the unseasonably strong winds. Amber and yellow wind warnings are in effect, with the most severe conditions expected to last through early Tuesday.

The UK Met Office has issued an amber weather warning for most of Scotland and a yellow warning for northern England as Storm Floris approaches, signaling potential severe weather conditions.

Travelers in Scotland are being advised to prepare for ongoing disruptions to train services as Storm Floris continues to impact the region.

Editor’s Note: If you're planning to travel in Scotland today, you might want to check for delays or cancellations—this storm isn't making things easy. Severe weather like this can throw a wrench in commutes and travel plans, so staying updated is key.