Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the Playlister UK weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
A storm is affecting the UK today, bringing strong winds and heavy rain, with the Met Office issuing yellow weather warnings for parts of England, Wales and Scotland through the weekend.
What is the storm called today and when is the next one coming?
The current system has been named Storm Éowyn by the Met Office, continuing the 2025 storm-naming season. A further storm is expected to hit Britain this weekend, with warnings likely to be upgraded as the low-pressure system tracks east.
How will the storm affect travel and daily life?
Road, rail and ferry delays are probable due to gusts of 50–65 mph, especially on exposed routes in western Scotland and the Irish Sea coast. Power cuts and falling trees are possible, and outdoor events may be cancelled.
What is the storm called today UK?
As of today, the storm affecting the UK is called Storm Éowyn. The Met Office names storms in alphabetical order; Éowyn follows Storm Darragh earlier in the 2024/25 season.
When will the storm hit Britain this weekend?
The next storm is forecast to arrive late Saturday, bringing stronger winds to southern England and the Midlands. Check your local forecast on our UK weather hub for precise timings.
How can I stay safe during a storm?
Stay indoors during the worst conditions, secure loose garden items, and avoid walking or driving near trees and power lines. Keep phones charged and listen to local radio for updates.
For a longer view, see our 10-day weather forecast UK or check conditions in Glasgow.