All rail services to be suspended across entirety of Scotland from 7pm | 330Z808 | 2024-01-27 11:08:01
Not a single practice might be operating in Scotland tonight as Storm Isha is about to deliver up to 100mm of rain and 90mph winds that could put lives at risk.
Community Rail Scotland has suspended all passenger and cargo trains from 7pm, with any trains left on the network operating at a slower velocity.
Strains will stay closed on Monday morning as engineers comb the tracks for particles and downed timber.
Two 12-hour amber wind warnings will be in place for many of England, Wales, Northern Eire and Scotland until tomorrow when the height of Storm Isha erupts.
But these are on prime of a number of yellow warnings – one overlaying London – signal just how severe Storm Isha is slated to be.
Storm Isha, the second named storm to slam into the UK this year, is predicted to go away some with out power and trigger river banks to burst.
It's 'relatively rare' for the complete UK to be underneath weather warnings.
'It's a really widespread storm,' stated Met Office forecaster Ellie Glaisyer, 'and it's going to be affecting everyone.'
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