Overview
- Yellow warnings for rain start at 6pm Monday and for wind at 10pm, with alerts extending through Tuesday and into Wednesday in some northern areas.
- Met Éireann has named the Atlantic system Storm Bram, with Met Office warnings covering Wales, south‑west England, north‑west England and parts of Scotland, plus earlier rain alerts for Northern Ireland.
- Forecast rainfall widely reaches 20–40 mm, rising to 60–80 mm on Dartmoor and high ground in south Wales, with a small chance of 80–100 mm on the most exposed hills.
- Winds are expected to gust 50–60 mph widely, reaching around 70 mph on exposed coasts and high ground, with stronger gusts possible in the Hebrides under Scottish warnings.
- The Met Office highlights risks of transport disruption, power cuts and coastal impacts, and notes uncertainty over the storm’s exact track with further updates to warnings possible.