Rail and flight delays continue due to 80mph winds as UK put on high alert for flooding - Met Office weather warning also remains in force on Monday morning after Scotland pummelled with 111mph gusts

Storm Ashley caused parts of the United Kingdom and Ireland to be put under weather warnings over the weekend as the storm brought strong winds and heavy rain.

HARROWING footage shows planes struggling to land in 80mph winds as Storm Ashley battered the UK. More than 100 flood warnings remained in place across the country today with residents facing a

UK wind power output is set to hit a fresh record this weekend as Storm Ashley is sweeping in from the Atlantic Ocean.

A series of flood alerts have been issued for Norfolk and Suffolk as forecasters warned of strong wind gusts. It came as disruption was expected in parts of the UK due to the impact of Storm Ashley. The Met Office said gusts could reach 51mph (82km/h) in Lowestoft,

The Met Office has warned that Storm Ashley will continue to disrupt travel across Scotland - and predicted when it will end

More than 100 flood warnings remained in place across the UK on Monday after Storm Ashley made its presence felt.A yellow weather alert for wind, issued by the Met Office, was in place until 9am on Monday morning across the north and east of Scotland and north-east England.

Storm Ashley was still bringing 55mph wind gusts across Scotland today before moving northwards past Iceland later - after a top speed of 102mph when it hit yesterday.