A Warning has been issued for the following regions
- North West England (Yellow)
- Yorkshire & Humber (Yellow)
- North East England (Yellow)
- East Midlands (Yellow)
- West Midlands (Yellow)
- Wales (Yellow)
- Grampian (Yellow)
- Highlands & Eilean Siar (Yellow)
- Northern Ireland (Yellow)
- North East England (Amber)
- North West England (Amber)
- Strathclyde (Amber)
- SW Scotland, Lothian Borders (Amber)
- Central, Tayside & Fife (Amber)
- Northern Ireland (Amber)
Issued by the Met Office at 05:16 on Monday, 12th September 2011
Valid from 06:00 on Monday, 12th September 2011 until 23:59 on Monday, 12th September 2011
The remains of Hurricane Katia will move eastwards across northern Scotland during Monday, bringing a spell of very windy weather to the UK and also heavy rain to western Scotland. The strongest winds are expected to affect parts of Northern Ireland during the morning, before moving east across central and southern Scotland and into northeast England by evening. However, areas further south will not be immune, with the potential for strong gusts, particularly to the east of high ground. Northern Scotland is now less at risk of strong winds then previously envisaged.