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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the Trade Wire UK weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
Storm Floris, named by the Met Office, is bringing strong winds and heavy rain across the UK, with the worst conditions expected in Scotland and Northern Ireland. An amber wind warning is in force until Thursday evening, and travel disruption is likely.
Which parts of the UK are worst affected by Storm Floris?
The storm is hitting Scotland and northern England hardest, with gusts up to 80 mph recorded in exposed coastal areas. Northern Ireland and Wales also face yellow warnings for wind and rain. For the latest storm floris weather warning in your area, check our Moderate Rainfall Warning page.
When will Storm Floris move away?
Storm Floris is expected to clear eastwards by Friday morning, though a band of heavy rain will linger across eastern Scotland. After that, a quieter spell arrives but further low-pressure systems may follow. See the 10 Day Weather Forecast UK for the outlook.
Is Storm Floris still active?
Yes, as of Thursday afternoon the Met Office amber warning remains in force for parts of Scotland. The storm will weaken overnight and clear by Friday morning. Stay updated with the storm floris update on our UK weather hub.
Should I travel during Storm Floris?
If you’re in the amber warning area, avoid non-essential travel. Strong winds may bring down trees and cause power cuts. Check local transport updates and the storm floris tracker on the Met Office website for real-time data.
Where can I see a storm floris uk map?
The Met Office publishes a live weather radar and warning map on its site. You can also view regional rainfall and wind maps on the BBC Weather page. For a broader view, our storm floris uk weather section links to official charts.