Downpours and winds of more than 50mph are expected to hit the UK this weekend, possibly causing damage. Weather maps predict a brutal storm is on its way and will batter the country on Sunday, so much so that the Met Office has issued a yellow wind warning.

The Met Office has named the first storm of the new season, and said the 'impactful' weather could see high winds and torrential rain

Brits are set to be buffeted by unsettled conditions in the coming days with heavy showers set to dump rain and unleash thunderstorms across much of the country

The Met Office has given its verdict on when Storm Amy may hit the UK - potentially bringing ‘impactful’ weather and disrupting plans. Autumn is set to come soon with the UK hit by unsettled weather.

Weather maps of Ireland show increased winds arriving next week as the national forecaster warns of unsettled weather “with low pressure systems in the Atlantic” developing

SCOTS have been warned to brace for heavy rain and cold temperatures in the coming days now that autumn has officially arrived. The country is set to be hit with unsettled weather as the weekend

Ronaldsway Met Office is says it's keeping a close eye on Storm Amy as it approaches from the Atlantic. In their five-day forecast, meteorologists say Sunday could see strong winds, while Monday might bring severe gale force winds. Forecasters say both days could see travel disruption and even minor damage caused by the storm.