Gale
warningSun 25 Oct 05:00–21:00 UK
Sustained 34 mph, gusts 61 mph.
Secure sheds, polytunnels and anything loose. West-coast walking will be hard work.
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Stornoway · 08:50 UK
Storms, gales, heavy rain, snow, fog, ice and thunder are listed as soon as the model shows them, including a full week ahead. Anything severe further out, up to fourteen days, is kept as well. This is not a Met Office warning. If they issue one, follow that.
In force around now
Nothing severe is in force at this hour.
Funnel clouds and tornadoes
45
out of 100
A small funnel, waterspout or snow devil can spin up if a shower crosses open machair, a beach, or the water. Usually gone in a minute.
Peak in the next 48 hours · 20:00 UK
Small snow twisters do turn up on Lewis when a wintry squall crosses open ground. The index looks for that mix — cold air, snow in the shower, and a gust that jumps the mean wind — as well as summer funnels and waterspouts on the Minch.
Sun 25 Oct 05:00–21:00 UK
Sustained 34 mph, gusts 61 mph.
Secure sheds, polytunnels and anything loose. West-coast walking will be hard work.
Sat 24 Oct 11:00–12:00 UK
Gusts to 47 mph.
Exposed headlands will feel a grade windier than the town.
Sat 24 Oct 14:00–14:00 UK
Gusts to 51 mph.
Exposed headlands will feel a grade windier than the town.
Sat 24 Oct 15:00–15:00 UK
About 2.5 mm in the hour, chance 100%.
Showers will be hit and miss from Lewis to Barra.
Sat 24 Oct 19:00–20:00 UK
Gusts to 49 mph.
Exposed headlands will feel a grade windier than the town.
Sat 24 Oct 20:00–20:00 UK
A small funnel, waterspout or snow devil can spin up if a shower crosses open machair, a beach, or the water. Usually gone in a minute.
Give showers on open ground a bit of room. They rarely last.
Sun 25 Oct 01:00–01:00 UK
Gusts to 50 mph.
Exposed headlands will feel a grade windier than the town.
Sun 25 Oct 05:00–05:00 UK
About 3.1 mm in the hour, chance 100%.
Showers will be hit and miss from Lewis to Barra.
Sun 25 Oct 06:00–15:00 UK
Feels like -1° in the wind.
The Butt, Toe Head and the west beaches will feel colder than the number in town.
Sun 25 Oct 17:00–19:00 UK
Feels like -1° in the wind.
The Butt, Toe Head and the west beaches will feel colder than the number in town.
Tue 27 Oct 05:00–08:00 UK
Gusts to 47 mph.
Exposed headlands will feel a grade windier than the town.
Tue 27 Oct 14:00 – Wed 28 Oct 01:00 UK
Gusts to 47 mph.
Exposed headlands will feel a grade windier than the town.
Tue 27 Oct 15:00–23:00 UK
Feels like 0° in the wind.
The Butt, Toe Head and the west beaches will feel colder than the number in town.
Fri 30 Oct 00:00–02:00 UK
Gusts to 45 mph.
Exposed headlands will feel a grade windier than the town.
Mon 26 Oct 18:00–18:00 UK
Visibility about 3.6 km, humidity 89%.
Hills and the far side of a loch will be soft. It can thicken into fog if the wind drops.
Sat 31 Oct 06:00–19:00 UK
Visibility about 3.6 km, humidity 96%.
Hills and the far side of a loch will be soft. It can thicken into fog if the wind drops.