Britain is being battered by strong winds of up to 94mph, with a two-day deluge of heavy rain expected over the weekend as the tail end of Hurricane Ian is felt across the nation.
A knock-on effect from the hurricane on the cross-Atlantic jet stream started to cause adverse weather to the UK on Friday, with a gale of 94mph having been recorded on Cairn Gorm in the Scottish Highlands on Friday morning.
The heaviest rain and fastest winds are expected to impact northern Scotland, as the hurricane sweeps an area of low pressure across Britain.
