Storm Floris, named by the Met Office, is predicted to have "unseasonably strong winds". The amber warning covers a wide area from the central belt - including Glasgow and Edinburgh - to the Highlands. Gusts of up to 85mph are likely to hit exposed western coastlines and hills, while winds of 70mph are expected elsewhere.

Storm Floris is hitting the UK, bringing winds of up to 90mph. A yellow weather warning is in force for millions in the north of the country, with an amber alert fast approaching. Follow the latest below.

An amber warning covers most of Scotland and there is a yellow warning in parts of England, Wales and Northern Ireland.

Storm Floris is set to bring strong winds to parts of Scotland, Northern Ireland, Wales and northern England on Monday. Wind gusts are expected to reach up to 90mph, with the Met Office warning of danger from flying debris and large waves in coastal areas.

Storm Floris is set to hit the UK on Monday, bringing winds of up to 85mph and heavy rainfall. The Met Office has issued amber and yellow warnings for northern England, Scotland, Northern Ireland, and north Wales,

The Met Office has issued an amber warning for wind on Monday from 10am to 10pm in Northern Scotland as the UK braces for Storm Floris. The Met Office said: "Storm Floris will bring unseasonably strong and disruptive winds to much of Scotland on Monday.

Heavy wind and rain is expected, with weather warnings also in place across much of the UK and the Republic of Ireland.

The UK’s Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for next week as Storm Floris is expected to bring unseasonably strong winds and heavy rain. This storm is likely to affect several regions, including Northern England,