Storm Floris, with wind gusts of up to 135 km/h, began affecting the UK on August 4, 2025, causing transport chaos. An orange alert is in place for Scotland, and other northern regions have yellow warnings. Train operators have advised passengers to avoid traveling in the affected areas, and some ferry services have been suspended. ScotRail has asked people to secure garden items to prevent accidents.
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