Dense fog
severeWed 25 Nov 12:00 – Thu 26 Nov 07:00 UK
Visibility about 160 metres.
Headland roads and the causeways disappear. Use lights and expect traffic to crawl.
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Stornoway · 14:24 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
32
out of 100
A few ingredients are about, nothing organised. Keep an eye on sharp showers, especially on the west side.
Peak in the next 48 hours · 02:00 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.
Wed 25 Nov 12:00 – Thu 26 Nov 07:00 UK
Visibility about 160 metres.
Headland roads and the causeways disappear. Use lights and expect traffic to crawl.
Sun 15 Nov 00:00–02:00 UK
About 11.6 mm in the hour.
Burns rise fast off the Harris and Uist hills. Low machair tracks flood.
Sat 14 Nov 17:00–19:00 UK
About 3.1 mm in the hour, chance 100%.
Showers will be hit and miss from Lewis to Barra.
Sun 15 Nov 05:00–06:00 UK
Feels like -4° in the wind.
The Butt, Toe Head and the west beaches will feel colder than the number in town.