The Met Office has issued a warning over dangerous weather as the tail-end of Storm Otto will hit Scotland tomorrow bringing wind speeds of up to 80mph.
The storm, which has been named by the Denmark Metrological Institute (DMI), will move across the North sea from Scandinavia before it hits Scotland in the early hours of Friday morning, with a yellow weather warning in place from 3am.
Scots are being urged to take caution when outdoors, as the Met Office has warned of possible "danger to life" injuries caused from falling debris. High winds may also cause travel disruption with risk of flight, train and ferry cancellations. Meanwhile, power cuts and loss of mobile phone coverage is also likely.
