21 October 2014 Last updated at 10:09 BST
Strong winds are expected to cause disruption across the country as the remnants of Hurricane Gonzalo sweep in from the Atlantic.
In Scotland, the west coast is expected to be the worst affected area as winds move towards the east.
A few flights have been affected, ferries have been disrupted and the Skye Bridge is closed to all vehicles due to high winds.
The strongest gust so far has been 64mph recorded on the Forth Road Bridge around 06:00.
Strong winds are forecast to continue through the day.
You can keep track of the latest weather warnings on the Met Office website
Up-to-date forecasts can be found on the BBC Weather website
The Scottish Environment Protection Agency (Sepa) Floodline has the latest on flood warnings
Scotland-wide travel information is available from Traffic Scotland and Traveline Scotland, while National Rail has the latest on rail disruption
Regular travel updates are provided on BBC Radio Scotland - on 92 to 95 FM and 810 MW - and on the BBC Travel website
If you know of a problem, you can call the travel hotline on 08000 929588 (call only if it is safe to do so)
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