The Met Office has issued a red weather warning for tomorrow Friday 24 January across the Central Belt which includes Glasgow.
Winds could reach 100mph so people are being warned to factor this into travel plans as driving conditions are expected to be very dangerous.
The warning is in place for between 10am and 5pm with an amber warning that will carry on until Saturday morning.
The First Minister said it is vital people follow public safety guidance during this storm as they only reserve red warnings for the most severe weather which represents a danger to life.
There is likely to be disruption with energy supplies and widespread damage on properties and infrastructure.
A number of councils across Scotland have already announced school closures.
Scotrail has announced it is currently working to determine what action to take
The AA has urged drivers to pack essentials in the car if they need to travel in case of breakdowns and to allow for additional journey time.
Winds could reach 100mph so people are being warned to factor this into travel plans as driving conditions are expected to be very dangerous.
The warning is in place for between 10am and 5pm with an amber warning that will carry on until Saturday morning.
The First Minister said it is vital people follow public safety guidance during this storm as they only reserve red warnings for the most severe weather which represents a danger to life.
There is likely to be disruption with energy supplies and widespread damage on properties and infrastructure.
A number of councils across Scotland have already announced school closures.
Scotrail has announced it is currently working to determine what action to take
The AA has urged drivers to pack essentials in the car if they need to travel in case of breakdowns and to allow for additional journey time.
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00:00The Met Office has issued a red weather warning for tomorrow Friday the 24th of January across
00:05the central belt which includes Glasgow. Winds could reach 100mph so people are being warned
00:11to factor this into travel plans as driving conditions are expected to be very dangerous.
00:16The warning is in place for between 10am and 5pm with an amber warning that will carry on
00:21until Saturday morning. The First Minister said it is vital we will follow public safety guidance
00:27during this storm as we only reserve red warnings for the most severe weather which
00:32represents a danger to life. There is likely to be disruption with energy supplies and widespread
00:38damage on property and infrastructure. A number of councils across Scotland have already announced
00:44school closures and ScotRail has announced it is currently working to determine what action to
00:50take. The AA has urged drivers to pack essentials in the car if they need to travel in case of
00:56breakdowns and to allow for additional journey time.